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16th ESSM Congress joint by the 12th EFS Congress
16th CONGRESS OF THE EuROPEAN
SOCIETy FOR SEXuAL MEDICINE
joint by the 12th Congress of the
European Federation of Sexology
29 January – 1 February 2014 l Istanbul, Turkey
www.essm.org l www.europeansexology.com
FINAL
PROGRAM
+ ESSM Exam Preparation Courses, MJCSM / ECPS Exams
Hosted by: The Turkish Society of Andrology
The Turkish Association for Cognitive and Behavioral Psychotherapies
Table of Content
ConGRESS AnD ExHIBITIon oFFICE
Page
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Welcome Address
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ESSM History
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ESSM Committees
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EFS Committees
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ESSM Awards
office Hamburg
Hanser & Co GmbH
Zum Ehrenhain 34
22885 Barsbüttel | Germany
Phone: +49 – 40 – 670 88 20
Fax: +49 –40 – 670 32 83
Email: [email protected]
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ICEC Istanbul Room Map
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Structure of the Scientific Program
CME Accreditation
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Program Schedule
ESSM SCIEnTIFIC CHAIR
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Scientific Program
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
Thursday, 30 January 2014
Friday, 31 January 2014
Saturday, 1 February 2014
Andrea Salonia, MD
university vita-Salute San Raffaele
via olgettina 60
20132 Milan | Italy
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ESSM ABC Master Course
30 January – 1 February 2014
EFS SCIEnTIFIC CHAIR
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Poster Presentations – ESSM
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MJCSM and ECPS Exams
28 January 2014
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ESSM Preparation Courses
for Exams, 25 – 27 January 2014
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General Information
ESSM SECRETARIAT
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list of Exhibitors – Exhibition Plan
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Acknowledgements
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Industry Sessions
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list of Chairpersons and Presenters
European Society for Sexual Medicine
ESSM Secretariat
via Ripamonti 129
20141 Milan | Italy
Phone: +39 – 025 – 6601 625
Fax: +39 – 027 – 0048 577
Salvatore Caruso, MD
university of Catania | Italy
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EFS SECRETARIAT
Piazza Stefano Jacini
00191 Rome | Italy
Further information is given at
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ConGRESS vEnuE
Lütfi Kırdar
Istanbul Convention & Exhibition Centre (ICEC)
Rumeli Fair and Exhibtion Hall
Gümüs Cad. no. 4 Harbiye | 34367 Istanbul
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Welcome Address
Dear Members, Colleagues and Friends,
The European Society for Sexual Medicine together with the European Federation of Sexology,
the Turkish Society of Andrology and Turkish Association for Cognitive and Behavioral Psychotherapies give a warm welcome to all congress participants. For the first time in their history,
ESSM and EFS have organized their annual / biannual meetings as a joint congress. About two
years ago, over a dinner, the two presidents of the ESSM and EFS gave birth to this joint
congress through which our dreams and visions came true.
Hartmut Porst
Chiara Simonelli
Ates Kadioglu
Mehmet Sungur
The advancing science of Sexual Medicine is mirrored in the scientific programs of the annual
ESSM congresses, and both the country and the venue hosting this event traditionally contribute to the success of this congress. For four millennia, Istanbul as one of the world’s largest
cities has been a cradle of many civilizations, a melting pot of different cultures and religions
while integrating in an admirable and future-oriented way occidental and oriental history and
traditions. Features and symbols of sexuality have been present for centuries across Anatolia
and witnessed in books, shrines, statues and other cultural relics. We have no doubt that
Istanbul, appointed as the cultural capital city of Europe in 2010, and sharing the spirit of
old and new European and Asian cultures, will inspire the science of this congress.
We are very proud that we are able to offer you an innovative and attractive scientific program
reflecting sexual problems of both sexes and beyond those addressing hot and sometimes
controversial topics of sexuality. Many thanks to the chairs of the two scientific committees,
Andrea Salonia from ESSM and Salvatore Caruso from EFS for having developed such an
ambitious and thoughtful scientific program, considering the latest and most exciting achievements in the field of Sexual Medicine. Finally not only the outstanding scientific program
but also every single congress participant with their individual input will contribute to the
success of this joint congress and make it an unforgettable and memorable venue for the
whole Sexual Medicine community.
The mixture of pioneers and leaders as well as new upstarts in the field of Sexual Medicine
longing for recognition, is the secret recipe of the permanent success of the ESSM congresses.
In Istanbul, ESSM and EFS will continue with their traditional and successful strategies to
share science-led and practice-oriented guidance in state-of-the-art lectures, master-lectures,
roundtables, workshops, podium and poster sessions presented and moderated by renowned
experts and outstanding specialists in the field. As in the past we will accentuate the educational program in this congress by offering our traditional ABC master course, running in parallel to the scientific program, replenished by theme-oriented workshops jointly offered by
ESSM and EFS. By tradition the ESSM and EFS congresses are not only the stage for high
level science in Sexual Medicine and Sexology but also provide the opportunity to meet the
old and to become acquainted with new friends. We are convinced that the spectacular and
historical environment of the ancient city of Istanbul with its multicultural flare will cast a
spell over you, your spouses and your friends while feeling the breeze through Bosphorus from
Asia. Many thanks for joining us for this exciting congress and hope to enjoy unforgettable
days with us in Istanbul.
Hartmut Porst
Chiara Simonelli President of ESSM
President of EFS
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Ates Kadioglu
Chairman of ESSM 2014
Congress
Mehmet Sungur
Chairman of
EFS 2014
Congress
ESSM History
ESSM PRESIDEnT
ESSM ConGRESSES, vEnuES AnD CHAIRMEn
Hartmut Porst, MD
Private Practice and Hospital for urology
Andrology and Sexual Medicine
neuer Jungfernstieg 6a
20354 Hamburg | Germany
1995
Porto Carras, Greece
Dimitrios Hatzichristou, Greece
1997
Madrid, Spain
Inigo Saenz de Tejada, Spain
2000
Barcelona, Spain
Halim Hattat, Turkey
2001
Rome, Italy
Francesco Montorsi, Italy
2002
Hamburg, Germany
Hartmut Porst, Germany
2003
Istanbul, Turkey
Emre Akkus, Turkey
2004
london, united Kingdom
David Ralph, united Kingdom
2005
Copenhagen, Denmark
Petter Hedlund, Sweden
Annamaria Giraldi, Denmark
2006
vienna, Austria
Siegfried Meryn, Austria
2007
lisbon, Portugal
nuno Monteiro Pereira, Portugal
2008
Brussels, Belgium
Joint Congress of ISSM / ESSM
Eric Wespes, Belgium (ISSM)
Claude Schulman, Belgium (ESSM)
2009
lyon, France
Béatrice Cuzin, lyon
François Giuliano, Paris
2010
Malaga, Spain
Antonio Martin Morales, Spain
2011
Milan, Italy
Andrea Salonia, Italy
2012
Amsterdam, The netherlands
luca Incrocci, The netherlands
2014
Istanbul, Turkey
Ates Kadioglu, Turkey
2015
Copenhagen, Denmark
Mikkel Fode, Denmark
Jens Sønksen, Denmark
ESSM PRESIDEnTS
1995 – 1997
Gorm Wagner, Denmark
1997 – 1999
Inigo Saenz de Tejada, Spain
1999 – 2001
John Pryor, united Kingdom
2001 – 2004
Dimitrios Hatzichristou, Greece
2004 – 2007
Francesco Montorsi, Italy
2007 – 2010
Ian Eardley, united Kingdom
2010 – 2014
2014 – 2016
David Ralph, united Kingdom
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ESSM Committees
ESSM Executive Committee
ESSM Educational Committee
President
Chair
President Elect
David Ralph, United Kingdom
Past President
Ian Eardley, United Kingdom
Secretary General
Jens Sønksen, Denmark
Treasurer
Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
Advisory Board
Representative
Members Giovanni Corona, Italy
Beatrice Cuzin, France
Natalio Cruz, Spain
John Dean, United Kingdom
Ilan Gruenwald, Israel
Paraskevi Kirana, Greece
Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Fabrizio Palumbo, Italy
Francesca Tripodi, Italy
MembersJohannes Bitzer, Switzerland
Selahittin Cayan, Turkey
Selim Cellek, United Kingdom
Zsolt Kopa, Hungary
Natalio Cruz, Spain
Arik Shechter, Israel
Educational
Committee Chair
Yacov Reisman, The Netherlands
Scientific
Committee Chair
NATIONAL ORGANIZIng COMMITTEE
Chair
MembersBülent Semerci
Baris Altay
Bilal Gümüs
Melih Çulha
Ali Atan
Sefa Resim
Isa Özbey
Levent Peskircioglu
Ercan Yeni
Abdullah Armagan
Cüneyt Adayener
Önder Cangüven
Hakan Kılıçaslan
Murad Basar
Murat Çakan
Emin Özbek
Memduh Aydın
Pedro Vendeira, Portugal
ESSM Scientific Committee 2012 – 2014
Chair Ates Kadıoglu
Advisory BoardRamazan Asçı
Selahittin Çayan
Önder Yaman
Irfan Orhan
Oguz Ekmekçioglu
Mustafa Usta
Muammer Kendirci
Ex Officio Members
Editor of the
Juan I. Martinez Salamanca,
ESSM Newsletter Spain
Editors of the
ESSM Website
Preclinical Research
Chair
Maarten Albersen, Belgium
Member
Christian Gratzke, Germany
Men’s Sexual Health
Chair
Giovanni Corona, Italy
Members Raanan Tal, Israel
Patrick Jern, Finland
Stephane Droupy, France
Zsolt Kopa, Hungary
Women’s Sexual Health
Chair
Andrea Burri, United Kingdom
MembersStephanie Cacioppo,
Switzerland
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EFS Committees
Executive Committee
EFS Local Organizing Committee
President
Chiara Simonelli, Italy
Vice-President
Kevan Wylie, United Kingdom
General Secretary and Treasurer
Moshe Mock, Israel
Past President
Antonio Pacheco Palha, Portugal
Sunday Ataman
Burcu Atatur
Hakan Balcı
Naz Bozok
Arzu Dalmıs
Arzu Erkan
Erhan Ertekin
Anıl Gunduz
Mukerrem Guven
Ozge Karapınar
Zulfiye Kaya
Ramazan Konkan
Elcin Orhan
Cagdas Oyku Memis
Gulay Ozdemir
Osman Seckin
Omer Senormancı
Huseyin Unubol
Nese Yorguner
MembersElsa Almas, Norway
Audrey Gorin-Lazard, France
Birgitta Hulter, Sweden
Osmo Kontula, Finland
Miren Larrazabal Murillo, Spain
Ursula Pasini, Switzerland
Alfons Vansteenwegen, Belgium
Mireille Bonierbale (co-opted),
France
Scientific Committee
EFS Local Scientific Committee
Chair
Salvatore Caruso, Italy
Chair
Mehmet Sungur
Liaison Officer
Antonio Pacheco Palha, Portugal
Members
Ilkten Cetin
Berk Ergun
Arsaluys Kayır
Kostas Konstantinidis
Haluk Kulaksızoglu
Gulcin Senyuva
Tufan Tarcan
Aytul Gurbuz Tukel
Ejder Akgun Yıldırım
MembersFrancesco Bianchi Demicheli,
Switzerland
Alain Giami, France
Luca Incrocci, The Netherlands
Pedro Nobre, Portugal
Herta Richter-Appelt, Germany
Aleksandar Stulhofer, Croatia
Mehmet Sungur, Turkey
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ESSM Awards
THE ESSM MEETING AWARDS
THE ESSM PRESTIGE AWARDS
The best presentations will be awarded with EUR 2,000 by
the ESSM’s Award Committee.
The Executive Committee of ESSM decided to establish
two awards to be presented during the annual meetings of
the society:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Prize
Prize
Prize
Prize
Prize
for
for
for
for
for
the
the
the
the
the
best
best
best
best
best
presentation on FSD (preclinical)
presentation on FSD (clinical)
presentation on MSD (preclinical)
presentation on MSD (clinical)
surgical presentation
The ESSM Career Award
This award will be presented to a senior scientist who has
made an outstanding contribution in the field. The Executive and Scientific Committees will select the award winner.
The award winner will be presented during the Opening
Ceremony.
Please note that the author of the presentation must be
present during the congress in Istanbul.
The ESSM Award of Excellence
This award is presented annually to a physician or scientist
(either in basic sciences or clinical practice) who has made
recent exceptional achievement in the field. Special consideration will be given to applications from less-experienced
researchers in Sexual Medicine.
F1000 Poster Prizes
The ‘Faculty of 1000‘ has offered three best poster prizes
during the 16th ESSM / 12th EFS Congress 2014 in Istanbul
for pre-clinical, male clinical and female clinical research.
The prizes will comprise of:
1. A year’s personal subscription to F1000Prime – “any
award winner is clearly somebody who takes their research seriously and has excelled in their work. In
order to harness this enthusiasm, we provide them with
their own personal access to F1000Prime recommendations so that they can keep up to date with the top
articles in the literature, and help in supplementing
ongoing projects.”
ESSM Award Winners
Best Presentation Awards
1995 Christian Stief, Germany
1997 Paul F. Engelhardt, Germany
Francois Giuliano, France
Suks Minhas, United Kingdom
2. A free submission to F1000Research – “we provide
the winners with the opportunity to publish their work
rapidly with no hassle, giving them quick priority on
their work, and enabling everyone in the field to benefit from their work right away.”
2000 Apostolos Apostolidis, Greece
F. Mumtaz, United Kingdom
2002 Annamaria Giraldi, Denmark
3. A ‘Faculty of 1000‘ certificate – “because it’s nice to
have a hard copy of the achievement for the award
winner’s record and curriculum vitae”.
2003 Stefan Ückert, Germany
Ilan Gruenwald, Israel
Mustafa Usta, Turkey
Alberto Briganti, Italy
F1000 is composed of 5,000 Faculty Members – senior
scientists and leading experts in all areas of biology and
medicine – plus their associates. The Faculty recommends
the most important articles, rating them and providing short
explanations for their selections. More info can be found
at http://f1000.com/.
2004 Byoung Ahn, Republic of Korea
Javier Angulo, Spain
Antonio Aversa, Italy
2005 Giovanni Corona, Italy
Elke Gizewski, Germany
Attila Kun, Hungary
Sava Perovic, Serbia
A jury of Selim Cellek, Asif Muneer and Johannes Bitzer
has been composed to select the F1000 posters during the
congress.
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ESSM Awards
Career Awards
2006 Fotini Ferenidou, Greece
Giulio Garaffa, Italy
Wayne Hellstrom, USA
Linda Vignozzi, Italy
Guido van Wingen, The Netherlands
2002 John Pryor, United Kingdom
2003 Gorm Wagner, Denmark
2004 Giles Brindley, United Kingdom
Ronald Virag, France
2007 Stephanie Ortigue, France
Dara Lazar, Austria
Ignacio Moncada, Spain
Jun-Kyu Suh, Republic of Korea
Tolga Akman, Turkey
2005 Karl-Erik Andersson, Sweden
2007 Inigo Saenz de Tejada, Spain
2008 Vaclav Michael, Czech Republic
2009 Axel R. Fugl-Meyer, Sweden
2008 David Ralph, United Kingdom
Judith Alder, Switzerland
Konstantinos Rokkas, Greece
K. Park, Republic of Korea
H. Gelez, France
2009
Andrea Russo, Italy
Gert Holstege, The Netherlands
Yoram Vardi, Israel
Jas Kalsi and Giulio Garaffa, United Kingdom
2010
José La Fuente Carvalho, Portugal
Elisa Bandini, Italy
Fulvio Colombo, Italy
Jonathan Greggain, Canada
Andrea Burri, United Kingdom
2011
Fabio Castiglione, Italy
Jun-Kyu Suh, Republic of Korea
Jacques Buvat, France
Rosario Leonardi, Italy
2010
Hans Hedlund, Norway
2011
2012
Yoram Vardi, Israel
2014
Antonio Martin-Morales, Spain
Award of Excellence
2002 Petter Hedlund, Sweden
2003 Selim Cellek, United Kingdom
2004 Stefan Ückert, Germany
2005 Javier Angulo, Spain
Ekkehard W. Hauck, Germany
2006 Andrea Salonia, Italy
2007 Antonio Aversa, Italy
2008 Delphine Behr-Roussel, France
2012 Silvia Vailati, Italy
Annika Gunst, Finland
Karl Beetson, United Kingdom
Andrea Isidori, Italy
Su-Yeon Jang, Republic of Korea
2009 Giovanni Corona, Italy
2010
Tillmann Krüger, Germany
2011
Stephanie Cacioppo (Ortigue), Switzerland
2014Linda Vignozzi, Italy
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lütfi Kirdar – ICEC Istanbul Room Map
RuMElI uPPER lEvEl
,
Stairs
from and to
lower level
!
Main Entrance
RuMElI loWER lEvEl
Cloakroom
Speakers
Centre
Hall
Rumeli 2
Hall
Rumeli 3
E
Stairs to
upper level
POSTER AREA
ESSM Posters
EFS Highlighted Posters
Hall
Rumeli 1
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Structure of the Abstract Book
The scientific program is structured according to days. Per
day it is structured by time and room. All presenters are
listed by name and the title of their presentation.
The abstract book is structured by session format. The listing
starts with the ESSM podium sessions followed by the ESSM
highlighted poster sessions. Hereafter the ESSM poster
presentations are grouped in male and female sexual health.
In the next chapter the EFS podium sessions are given
followed by the EFS highlighted poster sessions.
ESSM AND EFS MASTER LECTURES
ESSM ABC Master Course
The ESSM and EFS master lectures of 30 minutes will be
given by a distinguished and renowned expert and will be
devoted to a specific topic of major interest.
The ESSM Educational Committee along with the Scientific Committee continues to enthusiastically work with the
specific aim to eventually improve the cultural and educational proposal during the various sessions of the annual
congress. From 2011, ESSM has added a 3-day master
course on the ABC of Sexual Medicine to the European
Continuing Medical education opportunity for specialists
in the field. The ABC Master Course will incorporate all
aspects of Sexual Medicine according to the syllabus including anatomy, physiology, endocrinology and psychology of sexual response, sexual development and orientation,
sexual dysfunctions, sexuality in relation to cancer and
other diseases.
ESSM, Interactive ESSM/EFS Round Tables and
EFS Symposia
These sessions will usually last 90 minutes. Some of these
sessions are scheduled for 60 minutes. They will focus on
a particular topic and present the very latest data related
to it. The round tables will include four or five papers and
time for discussion. Some of the ESSM round tables are
dedicated to debates.
EFS Gold Medal Sessions
Video Surgery Course
Gold medals are awarded to individuals who have made a
major contribution into European Sexual Health including
sexual medicine, sexology and sex education and/or involvement in sexual politics and policy making over at least a
decade. Four Gold Medal sessions of 30 minutes each will
take place.
The video surgery course will last 120 minutes, each video
has an average duration of 12 minutes. A panel of selected
experts will present surgical videos showing different
techniques and approaches and will discuss the details with
the participants.
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ESSM AnD EFS PoDIuM SESSIonS
national symposia will be held by the Turkish, the Spanish
and Portuguese affiliated societies, namely ASESA/SPA and
TAD. Furthermore a ‘Three nations’ symposium of Germany,
Austria and Switzerland in German language will take place.
ESSM and EFS podium sessions will present the best
abstracts accepted for the congress and will focus on their
specific topics presenting the very latest findings in this field.
The sessions will last 30 to 90 minutes. Presentations are
limited to 4 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion.
SYMPoSIA oRGAnIZED BY THE InDuSTRY
Symposia organized by the industry in consultation with
the Scientific Committee will be presented Thursday,
30 January 2014, Friday, 31 January 2014 during lunch
time as well as Saturday, 1 February 2014 again during
lunch time.
ESSM AnD EFS HIGHlIGHTED PoSTER TouRS
Authors were invited to submit abstracts on their latest research findings or important ongoing research. The highlighted poster tours were selected by the Scientific Committees
based on a review of all abstract submissions. The most
interesting posters are grouped by topic and presented in a
30-minute moderated tour. Each tour will consist of a maximum of 7 posters in the same general field and will take
place during the coffee breaks from Thursday to Saturday.
CME ACCREDITATIon
An application has been made to the EACCME® for CME
accreditation of this event.
SYMPoSIA In nATIonAl lAnGuAGE
The affiliated national societies of the ESSM have been
invited to organize symposia in their national language during the first congress day of the annual ESSM congress.
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Hall
Rumeli Hall
A 1 + 2
Time
Rumeli Hall
B1
Rumeli Hall
B2
Hall
Rumeli 1
l Program Schedule
Hall
Rumeli 2
09:00
Foyer Registration
Counter
08:00 – 19:00
10:00
Exhibition
12:00 – 21:00
NA-01 / ESSM
11:00
NA-03 / ESSM
ASESA/SPA
Symposium Turkish
Society of Andrology
in Spanish and
Portuguese language
NA-02 / ESSM
12:00
Three Countries’
Symposium on Sexual
Health
13:00
in English language
Simultanous translation
in Turkish language
in German language
NA-04 / EFS
RT-ESHA
Classification of sexual
disorders: Critiques and
challenges
14:00
15:00
in Turkish language
VC-01
ESSM Video
Surgery Course
16:00
WS-01 / EFS
Cognitive behavioral
systems approach to
the couple and sexual
problems
ML-Grants / ESSM
NA-05 / EFS
Different aspects of
vaginismus
17:00
18:00
19:00
in Turkish language
Industry-sponsored
Round Table Opening
Ceremony
20:00
Get-Together in the foyer (20:00 – 21:00)
Abbreviations
RT
ML
RT
ML
RT
VC
ABC-Day NA
S
WS
SA
PS
PS
PS
– Round Table – ESSM
– Master Lecture – ESSM
– Round Table – EFS
– Master Lecture – EFS
– Round Table – ESSM / EFS
–Video Surgery Course
–
ABC Master Course
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–
–
–
–
–
–
–
Symposia in National Language
Symposia –EFS
Workshop –EFS–
Industry-sponsored Symposium
Podium Session – ESSM
Podium Session – EFS
Podium Session – ESSM / EFS
Program Schedule l
Hall
Time
Rumeli Hall
A 1 + 2
Rumeli Hall
B1
Rumeli Hall
B2
Hall
Rumeli 1
Hall
Rumeli 2
Registration
Counter
09:00
RT-01 / ESSM
10:00
11:00
PS-01 / ESSM
Pharmacology of
Preclinical research
premature ejaculation –
A critical reappraisal
ABC-Day 01
S-01 / EFS
e Basic anatomy
physiological and
endocrinology
FISS Symposium Orgasm AIUS Symposium
and sexuality
(France) between
ejaculation time and
pleasure: What are the
clinical aspects?
ML-01 / ESSM
ML-01 / EFS
Sexual Medicine –...
Emotional intimacy,...
Coffee Break Highlighted Posters HP-01 – HP-02
Mindfulness meditation...
S-02 / EFS
Coffee Break
Highlighted Posters HP-01 – HP-02
ABC-Day 01
e Sexuality and
childhood
ML-02 / ESSM
12:00
Foyer ML-02 / EFS
PS-01 / EFS
Clinical sexology:...
Basic Research
08:00 – 18:00
Exhibition
08:30 – 17:00
Highlighted
Posters – ESSM
11:00 – 11:30
HP-01
Ejaculatory disorders I
HP-02
MSD – surgical
treatment I
SA-02
13:00
Highlighted
Posters – EFS
Lunch Break
Industry-sponsored
Symposium
11:00 – 11:30
HP-01
Basic research in
sexology
GM-01 / EFS
14:00
15:00
RT-02 / ESSM
RT-01 / ESSM-EFS ABC-Day 01
Neurodegenerative
diseases –
sex keeps us alive!
Unconsummated
marriages –
what‘s up in 2014?
PS-02 / ESSM
PS-03 / ESSM-EFS
Hormones and male...
Sexual orientation and...
e Sexuality in the elderly
e Sexual response
e Psychological
treatment
e Sexual development
and orientation
17:00
RT-03 / ESSM
Debate – Testosterone
replacement therapy –
Useful? Useless?
Harmful?
S-12 / EFS
Training of
sex therapists
ABC-Day 01
e Male sexual
(dys)function
ML-03 / ESSM
SA-05 Industry-spon-
Vitamin D deficiency, ...
sored Symposium
RT-04 / ESSM
18:00
Treatment of sexual
addictions – current
medical, psychological,
sexological and other
contributions
Couple therapy across..
RT-02 / ESSM-EFS
Asexuality
S-03 / EFS
ML-03 / EFS
Break / Highlighted Posters HP-03 – HP-04
16:00
HP-02
Gold medal 1
RT-03 / ESSM-EFS
S-04 / EFS
Sexuality, health and
well-being
Sexual health for all:
Re-imaging sexual rights
Highlighted
with the youth
Posters – ESSM
PS-02 / EFS
Psychosexual issues
15:30 – 16:00
HP-03
Male sexual
dysfunction I
Break/Highlighted Posters
HP-04
HP-03 – HP-04
Sexual orientation and
gender dysphoria
S-05 / EFS
EFS Youth Symposium.
NET Generation: Sex
education and clinical
sexology
Highlighted
Posters – EFS
15:30 – 16:00
HP-03
Sexuality, health,
well-being and
psychotherapy
HP-04
Debate – intermittent
Gender dysphoria
versus continuos
disorders – cases
androgen – deprivation discussion
therapy: What‘s better...
18:00 – 20:00
EFS General Assembly
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Reproductive health
and sexual education
Hall
Time
Rumeli Hall
A 1 + 2
Rumeli Hall
B1
Rumeli Hall
B2
Hall
Rumeli 1
l Program Schedule
Hall
Rumeli 2
Registration
Counter
09:00
10:00
11:00
RT-05 / ESSM
PS-04 / ESSM-EFS ABC-Day 02
S-07 / EFS
S-08 / EFS
La Peyronie‘s
disease – still only
failures (or so?)
Psychosexual issues
Portuguese Society of
Clinical Sexology (SPSC)
Symposium – recent
clinical and research
findings
FISS Symposium –
sexual identity and
sexuality along female
life – „homage to Jole
Baldaro Verde“
ML-04 / ESSM
ML-04 / EFS
ML-05 / EFS
ESSM Award of Excellence
Biology of sexual...
Sexual functioning...
Coffee Break
ML-05 / ESSM
12:00
Foyer e Andrological
emergencies
e Penile disorders
Coffee Break
ABC-Day 02
Exhibition
08:30 – 17:00
Highlighted
Posters – ESSM
11:00 – 11:30
HP-05
GM-02 / EFS
e Desire, libido
disorders
e ED
Loving the same sex...
08:00 – 18:00
MSD - surgical
treatment II
Gold medal 2
HP-06
Prostate I
SA-03
13:00
Industry-sponsored
Symposium
Highlighted
Posters – EFS
Lunch Break
11:00 – 11:30
HP-05
14:00
RT-06 / ESSM
RT-04 / ESSM-EFS
Male genital
troubleshooting
and sex life
Sexuality and childhood
GM-03 / EFS
15:00
PS-06 / ESSM
Male sexual health – ...
Women’s sexual health I
HP-06
Gold medal 3
ABC-Day 02
e ED
e Ejaculatory and
orgasm disorders
PS-05 / ESSM
Social science &
sexuality
PS-04 / EFS
S-09 / EFS
Reproductive health...
UNESCO Chair in sexual
PS-03 / EFS
health & human rights
Psychiatry and sexual...
– counseling in sexual
health: Educational...
PS-05 / EFS
Theory sexuality
17:00
18:00
RT-05 / ESSM-EFS ABC-Day 02
Women‘s sexual disorders e HPG axis
eH
ypoactivity
as the expression of
e S exual arousal
somatoform / psychosodisorders
matic phenomena
e Restless genital
syndrome
ML-06 / ESSM
PS-07 / ESSM
The „Sandra Leiblum“... Prostate
Novel insights and
treatment targets in the
pathophysiology of
erectile dysfunction
RT-08 / ESSM
RT-06 / ESSM-EFS
Debate – instrumental
evaluation of patients
with erectile
dysfunction:...
Challenges and
critiques to the DSM 5
diagnostic criteria for
sexual disorders
S-11 / EFS
S-10 / EFS
The experience of
sexologic outpatients
clinic in general
hospitals
From transsexualism...
18:30 – 19:30
ESSM ABM
15
Sex education
guidelines
15:30 – 16:00
HP-07
Hormones and
sexual health
Women’s sexual
health
Highlighted
Posters – EFS
15:30 – 16:00
HP-07
PS-06 / EFS
ML-06 / EFS
Highlighted
Posters – ESSM
HP-08
Break / Highlighted Posters HP-07 – HP-08
16:00
RT-07 / ESSM
Sexual orientation and
couple sexuality
Sexuality, health
and well-being
Paraphilias, gender
dysphoria and
psychiatry
Program Schedule l
Hall
Time
Rumeli Hall
A 1 + 2
Rumeli Hall
B1
Rumeli Hall
B2
Hall
Rumeli 1
Foyer Registration
Counter
09:00
08:30 – 17:00
RT-09 / ESSM
PS-08 / ESSM
Unconventional use
of PDE5i
10:00
ML-07 / ESSM
11:00
12:00
ABC-Day 03
Erectile dysfunction:
Risk factors and
management
e Orgasmic disorders
e Pain
S-06 / EFS
PS-07 / EFS
ABC-Day 03
ML-07 / EFS
Sexuality and education e Sexual dysfunction
and chronic
Coffee Break
conditions
Sexual desire in...
Body perception and
sexuality
Psychological models...
GM-04 / EFS
Gold medal 4
Highlighted
Posters – ESSM
11:00 – 11:30
ML-08 / ESSM
PS-08 / EFS
ML-09 / EFS
Using regenerative...
Reproduction
Sexology and the sexual...
HP-09
MSD – preclinical
and clinical
HP-10
Lunch Break
Lunch Break
13:00
RT-10 / ESSM
RT-07 / ESSM-EFS
Oncosexology
Cultural and religious
milieu – the case for
sexual orientation,
sexual behaviors and
sexual health
14:00
PS-09 / ESSM
15:00
Peyronie disease and...
ML-08 / EFS
What boys really desire...
ABC-Day 03
e Iatrogenic and sexual
dysfunction
PS-10 / ESSM
e Toys
Women’s sexual health II e Mass media
Break
RT-11 / ESSM
16:00
Break
RT-08 / ESSM-EFS
Erectile dysfunction and Multimodal approach to
cardiovascular risk –
premature ejaculation
an old story with new
– cases discussion
insights
Closing Ceremony
17:00
16
Male sexual
dysfunction II
NA-01
National symposium – ESSM
09:00 – 13:00
NA-02
Hall A1+2
09:30 – 15:30
Updates and controversies in Sexual Medicine
ASESA / SPA 2014
(in Spanish and Portuguese language)
Hall B1
Three countries’ symposium on sexual health
(in German language)
Moderators: Elia Bragagna, Austria
Andrea Burri, Switzerland
Michael Zitzmann, Germany
Chairs: Juan Ignacio Martinez-Salamanca, Spain
09:00 – 10:30Updates
09:30 – 10:15
Das Paar im Mittelpunkt (Focusing on the couple)
Elia Bragagna, Austria
Moderators: Rafael Prieto, Spain
Pepe Cardoso, Portugal
09:00 – 09:30
Penile rehabilitation after radical prostatectomy
10:15 – 11:00
Epidemiologische Forschung und sexuelle Gesundheit
(Epidemiological research and sexual health)
09:30 – 10:00
Current management of premature ejaculation
Bruno Pereira, Portugal
11:00 – 11:45
Management der ED und EP aus Sicht des Experten
(Management of erectile dysfunction and premature
ejaculation – the expert’s perspective)
10:00 – 10:30
Acute phase Peyronie’s Disease, last data on minimally
invasive treatments (including Xiaflex®)
Juan Ignacio Martinez-Salamanca, Spain
11:45 – 12:30
Hormone und Sexualprobleme des Mannes (Males’ hormones and sexual health problems)
10:30 – 11:00 Break
11:00 – 13:00
l Scientific Program
Controversies
11:00 – 11:40
Round table – case discussion topic 1
Presenter: Artur Palmas, Portugal
Speakers: Ignacio Moncada, Spain
Enrique Lledo, Spain
Carla Costa, Portugal
Antonio Martin Morales, Spain
12:30 – 13:00 Break
13:00 – 13:45
Chirurgische Interventionen bei männlichen Sexualpro
blemen (Surgery for male sexual problems)
Andreas Bannowsky, Germany
13:45 – 14:30
Genitalchirurgie bei weiblichen (und männlichen?) Sexualstörungen (Genital surgery for female (and male?) sexual
disorders)
Frank Schneider-Affeld, Germany
11:40 – 12:20
Presenter: Natalio Cruz, Spain
Speakers: Bruno Pereira, Portugal
Javier Romero, Spain
Ana Puigvert, Spain
Nuno Monteiro Pereira, Portugal
14:30 – 15:30
Sexualprobleme in der Praxis – Fallbeispiele (Managing
sexual problems in the practice – cases that matter)
Elia Bragagna, Switzerland, Hartmut Porst, Germany,
12:20 – 13:00
Presenter: Nano Meijide, Spain
Speakers: Juan Ignacio Martinez Salamanca, Spain
Jose Maria Pomerol, Spain
José Maria La Fuente de Carvalho, Portugal
Joaquin Sarquella, Spain
17
Scientific Program l
NA-03
09:00 – 14:00
RT-ESHA
Round Table
13:00 – 14:00
Hall B2
Hall A1+2
Symposium of the Turkish Society of Andrology on
male infertility (in English language)
European Sexual Health Alliance: Urinary incontinence and sexual health
Chairs: Ates Kadioglu, Turkey
001
Having a sexual life with urinary incontinence
09:00 – 09:15
The effects of testosterone supplements in male infertility
Mustafa F. Usta, Turkey
002
Patient’s road map – tips to cope with urinary
incontinence and sexual issues
09:15 – 09:30
Obesity, metabolic syndrome, male reproductive system
003
Role of patient organizations in sexual health
issues
Irem Hattat, Turkey
09:30 – 09:45
New predictors to find sperm in micro TESE: An update
Baris Altay, Turkey
NA-04
09:45 – 10:00
What do we do after unsuccessful micro TESE?
Suks Minhas, United Kingdom
National symposium – EFS
13:00 – 15:00
Hall Rumeli 1
Classification of sexual disorders: Critiques and challenges / Cinsel islev bozukluklarinin siniflandirilmasi:
Elestirel bir bakis (in Turkish language)
10:00 – 10:15 Discussions
10:15 – 10:30 Break
Chairs: Aytül Tükel, Turkey
Ejder Yıldırım, Turkey
10:30 – 10:45
Current topics on varicocele surgery: Non obstructive
azoospermia, pain, androgen deficiency and advanced
testicular dysfunction
Önder Yaman, Turkey
Male sexual disorders: Challenges and future prospects
(Erkek cinsel islev bozuklukları: Tartısmalı yanlar ve
gelecege yönelik beklentiler)
Anil Gündüz, Turkey
10:45 – 11:00
Robotic assisted andrological surgery: Vasectomy reversal, subinguinal varicocelectomy, targeted spermatic cord
denervation, microsurgical testicular sperm extraction
Murad Basar, Turkey
Female sexual disorders: Challenges and future prospects (Kadın cinsel islev bozuklukları: Tartısmalı yanlar
ve gelecege yönelik beklentiler)
Berfu Akbas, Turkey
An unmet need in classification: Hypersexuality and related
phenomena (Sınıflandırma sisteminde karsılanmamıs bir
ihtiyaç: Hiperseksualite ve ilgili bozukluklar)
Hakan Balci, Turkey
11:00 – 11:15
Advances in the surgical treatment of male infertility
11:15 – 11:45 Industry-sponsored Symposia
11:45 – 12:15 Break
12:15 – 12:45 Industry-sponsored Symposia
Sexual obsessions and sexual dysfunction (Cinsel takıntılar
ve cinsel islev bozuklukları)
Huseyin Unubol, Turkey
12:45 – 13:00
New insights into the medical management of idiopathic
male infertility
Natalio Cruz, Spain
WS-01
13:00 – 13:15
New horizons in oxidative stress, sperm DNA damage,
apoptosis in male reproductive cells
Kaan Aydos, Turkey
Workshop – EFS
13:00 – 17:30
Hall Rumeli 2
Cognitive behavioral systems approach to the couple
and sexual problems
– dedicated to Padmal de Silva –
13:15 – 13:30
Case presentations for the novel medical treatment of male
infertility in the ICSI era
Chairs: Mehmet Sungur, Turkey
Dinesh Bhugra, United Kingdom
(EFS workshop included in the congress fee)
13:30 – 13:40 Discussions
13:40 – 14:00
Update on the treatment of vaginismus
Moderator: Susan Lee, USA
Speaker: Sultan Dogan, Turkey
18
VC-01
Video Surgery Course
14:00 – 16:00
NA-05
Hall A1+2
Chairs: Anil Gündüz, Turkey
Berfu Akbas, Turkey
001
Failed hypospadias repair in adult
Rados Djinovic, Serbia
002
Total phallic urinary and sexual rehabilitation after
penile amputation for penile cancer treatment
Javier Romero, Spain
003
Conservative enucloresection of the glans, bilateral
sentinel node biopsy after lymphoscintigraphy and
reconstructive urethroplasty with buccal mucosal
graft for penile cancer
Omidreza Sedigh, Italy
004
Penile prosthesis reservoir insertion. Current
techniques
Marco Spilotros, United Kingdom
005
Simultaneous dual implantation of penile implant
and artificial urinary sphincter using a single
trans-scrotal incision: Surgical technique and
outcomes
006
Sliding technique corporoplasty: The risk of exaggerating
007
Incision and venous patch in Peyronie’s patients
with hourglass deformity
008
New technique for penile lateral curvature correction: Corporoplasty by graft transposition of
corpora cavernosa
Natalio Cruz, Spain
Is vaginismus a symptom, a disorder or a culture related
phenomenon? (Vaginismus bir semptom mu? Bir cinsel
islev bozuklugu mu? Kültüre özgü bir fenomen mi?)
Gülçin Senyuva, Turkey
Future concerns related to definition and treatment of vaginismus (Vaginismus tanı ölçütleri ve tanıya dayalı tedaviler
baglamında gelecege yönelik endiseler)
Ejder Yildirim, Turkey
A psychosocial and cultural perspective on emergence and
maintenance of vaginismus (Vaginusmusun olusumunda
ve devamında psikososyal ve kültürel bir model)
Aytül Tükel, Turkey
Benefits and cost effectiveness of group therapy in treatment of vaginismus (Vaginismus tedavisinde grup tedavisi
yaklasımının yararları ve etkinligi)
Arsaluys Kayir, Turkey
17:15 – 18:15 Industry-sponsored round table
please see page 66.
opening ceremony
18:30 – 20:00
Hall A1+2
The Opening Ceremony will be held in the room A1+2.
At the end of the Opening Ceremony all participants are
invited to a Welcome Reception in the foyers.
Primary penile venous leakage surgery in young
men with erectile dysfunction
Master Lecture – ESSM
15:30 – 16:30
Hall Rumeli 1
Different aspects of vaginismus / Çesitli yonleriyle
vaginismus (in Turkish language)
Chairs:Natalio Cruz, Spain
ML-Grants
National symposium – EFS
15:30 – 17:30
ESSM Video Surgery Course
009
Hall B1
ESSM Grants
Chair: Selim Cellek, United Kingdom
The association between Peyronie’s disease and diabetes
mellitus
William Stebbeds, United Kingdom
Gender identity disorder: a randomized controlled trial
Guy T’Sjoen, Belgium
19
RT-01
Round Table – ESSM
09:00 – 10:30
004
The effect of losartan on fibrosis occurred in an
castrated male rats model of veno-occlusive erectile dysfunction
Sefa Resim, Turkey
E. Efe, B. B. Bulut, E. B. Kurutas, H. Sayar,
M. R. Bahar
005
Steatohepatitis as a new player in metabolic syndrome-associated erectile dysfunction: An experimental study in high fat diet rabbit model
Sandra Filippi, Italy
P. Comeglio, A. Morelli, I. Cellai, S. Marongiu,
A. Galli, G. B. Vannelli, M. Maggi, L. Vignozzi
006
Metformin potentiates adenosine signaling in
penis: An experimental study in a rabbit model
of high fat diet-induced metabolic syndrome
S. Filippi, P. Comeglio, I. Cellai, G. Rastrelli,
M. Maggi, S. Marongiu
007
Reduced levels of vascular progenitor cells and
diabetic erectile dysfunction: What’s the link?
A. Castela, R. Silvestre, L. Guardão, L. Leite,
P. Vendeira
008
NO/cGMP-mediated relaxation induced by insulin
in human corpus cavernosum and penile arteries
is impaired in erectile dysfunction
J. M. La Fuente, A. Fernández, E. Martínez-Salamanca, J. Cardoso, E. Linares, J. Carballido, J. Angulo
009
ACE2 is expressed in the corpus cavernosum and
produces beneficial effects against hypercholesterolemic-induced injures
Rodrigo Araujo Fraga Da Silva, Switzerland
Y. Faye, F. P. Costa-Fraga, V. Shenoy, F. Montecucco, F. Mach, R. F. da Silva, M. K. Raizada, R.
A.S. Santos, N. Stergiopulos
010
L-arginine and tetrahydrobiopterin, but not sodium
nitrite restored erectile dysfunction in aged rats
Nur Bayatli, Turkey
O. Un, S. Gur, D. Yilmaz
011
Effect of cardiovascular risk factors on receptor
Tie1 expression in human corpus cavernosum
João Fonseca, Portugal
N. Tomada, A. Magalhães, D. Neves
012
Long-term continuous treatment with avanafil promotes recovery of erectile function in a rat model
of post-prostatectomy induced erectile dysfunction
Ahmet Gokce, Turkey
G. F. Lasker, Z. Y. Abd Elmageed, S. H. Mandava,
S. Hagan, M. Bouljihad, P. J. Kadowitz, A. B. Abdel-Mageed, S. C. Sikka, W. J. Hellstrom
Hall A1+2
Pharmacology of premature ejaculation – a critical
reappraisal
Chairs: Ege Can Serefoglu, Turkey
001
Cerebral pharmacological targets in the control of
ejaculation
Pierre Clement, France
002
Spinal and peripheral signaling in the control of
ejaculation
François Giuliano, France
003
The hormonal control of ejaculation
Mario Maggi, Italy
004
Targeted treatment for patients with lifelong premature ejaculation
005
Targeted treatment for patients with acquired premature ejaculation
Emmanuele A. Jannini, Italy
PS-01
09:00 – 10:30
Hall B1
Preclinical research
Chairs: Trinity J. Bivalaqua, USA
001
002
003
Intratunical injection of human adipose tissue
derived stem cells partially reverts fibrosis and
restores collagen iii/i ratio in a rat model of Peyronie’s disease
M. Albersen, E. Di Trapani, A. Russo, A. Nini,
T. J. Bivalacqua, A. Salonia, F. Montorsi, P. Hedlund
Adipose tissue-derived stem cell therapy for prevention and treatment of erectile dysfunction in
a rat model of Peyronie’s disease
Ahmet Gokce, Turkey
Z. Y. Abd Elmageed, G. F. Lasker, M. Bouljihad,
H. Kim, P. Sangkum, P. J. Kadowitz, A. B. Abdel-Mageed, S. C. Sikka, W. J. Hellstrom
The detection and role of myofibroblasts in Peyronie’s disease
William Stebbeds, United Kingdom
M. Mateus, A. Raheem, A. Muneer, C. Nim, D. Ralph,
S. Cellek
20
013
014
015
016
Chronic administration of sildenafil improves erectile function in a rat model of chronic renal failure
Mustafa Faruk Usta, Turkey
A. Sanli, N. Gurbuz, A. Baykal
S-02
Symposium – EFS
09:00 – 10:30
Hall Rumeli 2
AIUS Symposium (France) between ejaculation time
and pleasure: What are the clinical aspects?
Protective effect of carvacrol against methotrexate-induced testicular toxicity in rats
Mansur Daggulli, Turkey
M. N. Bodakçi, M. Bozkurt, Y. Bozkurt, N. K. Hatipoglu, N. Penpegul, H. Soylemez, M. Atar, A. A.
Sancaktutar
Chairs: Antoine Faix, France
Chiara Simonelli, Italy
Expression and distribution of the transient receptor potential cationic channel ankyrin 1 (TRPA1)
in the human clitoris and vagina
Stefan Ückert, Germany
K. Albrecht, W. Kauffels, M. Kuczyk, P. Hedlund
Androgens positively regulate No-mediated relaxant pathway in rat clitoris
C. Corno, F. Corcetto, I. Cellai, S. Filippi, P. Come
glio, M. Maggi
001
The place of time in the concept of ejaculation:
Historical and cultural aspects
Alain Giami, France
002
Time and pleasure are they interdependent?
Beatrice Cuzin, France
004
And... what are the expectations of women?
Robert Porto, France
005
What therapy and for what concept?
Laure Grellet, France
ML-01
10:30 – 11:00
S-01
Symposium – EFS
09:00 – 10:30
Hall A1+2
Sexual Medicine – where are we going?
Moderator: Özay Özdemir, Turkey
Lecturer: Hartmut Porst, Germany
Hall Rumeli 1
FISS Symposium – Orgasm and sexuality
Chairs: Salvatore Caruso, Italy
Adele Fabrizi, Italy
001
ML-01
Male orgasm: Clinical and imaginative aspects
Domenico Trotta, Italy
002
Couple sexuality and orgasm
Roberta Rossi, Italy
003
Female’s orgasmic experience in a sample of
Italian women
Roberto Bernorio, Italy
004
Delayed male orgasm: An emerging problem
Giorgio Del Noce, Italy
005
Orgasm and transgenderism
Chiara Crespi, Italy
Master Lecture – EFS
10:30 – 11:00
Hall Rumeli 1
Emotional intimacy, sexual satisfaction, and sexual
problems: A comparative study of heterosexual and
non-heterosexual men
Moderator: Birgitta Hulter, Sweden
Lecturer: Aleksandar Stulhofer, Croatia
11:00 – 11:30
21
Break
HP-01
Highlighted Poster Tour – ESSM
11:00 – 11:30
003
Safety outcome following penile prosthesis implantation: A single surgeon experience
Nuno Pereira, Portugal
A. Carvalheira, V. Forjaz
004
New surgical technique for penile curvature without circumcision
Giovanni Alei, Italy
G. Alei, P. Letizia, A. Conversi, A. Rossi, L. Alei
005
Buccal mucosa in the surgical treatment of Peyronie’s disease
Badri Gvasalia, Russia
A. Kochetov, R. Abramov, V. Parshin
006
Semi-rigid penile prosthesis in the surgical treatment of Peyronie’s disease: Patient satisfaction
and long-term follow-up
Mustafa Melih Culha, Turkey
M. Ustuner, U. Yavuz, S. Ciftci, L. Ozkan
007
Evaluating of the efficacy of the surgical procedures and the complications at patients with
penile curvature due to Peyronie‘s disease
Emrah Okulu, Turkey
K. Ener, E. Isik, M. Aldemir, O. Kayigil
Foyer – Upper level
Ejaculatory disorders I
Chairs: Paolo Verze, Italy
001
New insights into postorgasmic illness syndrome
(POIS) using a web-based questionnaire between
patient´s forum users: Defining symptoms spectrum and empiric treatments
E. Linares, I. Moncada, D. Pawlak, V. Pavia, J.
Carballido
002
Results of treatment of a sample of patients with
premature ejaculation and reasons for leaving
therapy
Jurado Ana Rosa, Spain
S. M. Carlos, T. Mª José, S. Froilán
003
Shorter intravaginal ejaculatory latency time is
associated with childhood enuresis in healthy men
Ahmet Gokce, Turkey
F. Halis
004
Quality of life, anxiety and self-esteem in patients
with premature ejeculation
Emine Sari, Turkey
M. Gul, S. Göktas
006
Treatment outcomes and improvements by sertraline in men with premature ejaculation
Kim Drasa, Albania
A. Haruni
007
HP-01
Chairs: Elsa Almas, Norway
Carla Cicero, Italy
001
Virginity testing impact on women’s life in Kosovo
society
Hajrullah Fejza, Albania
I. Tolaj, J. Tolaj, F. Blakaj
002
Gender differences in the assessment of sex pictures: Towards the development of an ecologically
valid database
Joana Carvalho, Portugal
A. T. Pereira, I. M. Santos, P. Nobre
003
Power from an individual perspective versus
selected aspects of sexuality
Dagna Kocur, Poland
E. Mandal
004
Although women come from venus and men from
mars, both desire in the same direction: An origi
nal and exploratory eyetracking study
Mylene Bolmont, Switzerland
F. Bianchi-Demicheli, A. Pegna
11:00 – 11:30
MSD – surgical treatment I
Chairs:Onder Yaman, Turkey
Oliver Kayes, United Kingdom
001
Detection of venous leakage using CT cavernography in men with erectile dysfunction
Matus Chocholaty, Czech Republic
M. Cechova, R. Padr, P. Hanek, L. Zamecnik, L.
Jarolim, M. Babjuk
002
Preservation of penile length in penile prosthesis
implantation with AMS 700 LGX
Carlo Luigi Augusto Negro, Italy
M. Paradiso, A. Rocca, F. Bardari
Foyer – Lower level
Basic research in sexology
Preliminary evidence for an association between
variants of the catechol-o-methyltransferase
(COMT) gene and premature ejaculation
A. Johansson, J. Strohmaier, J. Piha, M. Rietschel
HP-02
Highlighted Poster Tour – EFS
11:00 – 11:30
22
005
006
Antioxidant effects of pomegranate extract against
methotrexate-induced testicular injury in rats
Yasar Bozkurt, Turkey
m. Daggulli, M. N. Bodakçi, H. Soylemez, M. Bozkurt,
A. A. Sancaktutar, N. Penbegul, M. Atar, I. Ozbay
ML-02
11:30 – 12:00
Hall A1+2
Mindfulness meditation in Sexual Medicine
Moderator: Francesca Tripodi, Italy
Lecturer: David Goldmeier, United Kingdom
Sexual Addiction Questionnaire (SAQ): Proposal
for a cut-off score
Fabrizio Quattrini, Italy
M. Spaccarotella, R. Sarracino, F. Palpini
ML-02
11:30 – 12:00
HP-02
11:00 – 11:30
Hall Rumeli 1
Clinical sexology: Where are we going?
Moderator: Mehmet Sungur, Turkey
Lecturer: Chiara Simonelli, Italy
Sexuality, health and well-being
Chairs:Osmo Kontula, Finland
Mujde Ozer, The Netherlands
001
PS-01
More frequent vaginal orgasm is associated with
experiencing greater excitement from deep vaginal
stimulation
Lucie Krejèová, Czech Republic
K. Klapilová, S. Brody
11:30 – 12:00
Hall Rumeli 2
Basic research and sexual rights
Chairs: Alfons Vansteenwegen, Belgium
Valentina Cosmi, Italy
002
Sexual satisfaction in adults heterosexual, homosexual and bisexual
Juan Carlos Sierra, Spain
M. d. Mar Sánchez-Fuentes, N. Moyano, R. Granados, P. Santos-Iglesias, P. Vallejo-Medina
001
Demographic and sexological characteristics of an
sample of Italian women suffering from lifelong
vaginismus
G. Mori, S. Di Santo, A. Prunas
003
An exploratory analysis on the Sexual Desire
Inventory in a Spanish sample: A new dimension
emerged
N. Moyano, R. Granados, M. d. Mar Sánchez-Fuentes
002
On-line questionnaire for multicenter study on
desire and sexual fantasies
Maraia Paola Simeone, Italy
004
Quality of sexual life of women on oral contraceptive continued-regimen: Pilot study
Carla Cicero, Italy
S. Caruso, C. Malandrino, A. Cianci, C. Agnello
005
Effect of self-evaluation and diary keeping on
female sexual function in 30 couples
(former PS-05-002)
Michaela Bayerle-Eder, Austria
M. Wolzt, A. Luger, D. Muin, C. Fuchs, S. SheikhRezaei, M. Tremmel-Scheinost
004
005
Sexual arousal, alcohol and drugs in sexual context: A systematic review
M. R. Granados, P. Santos-Iglesias, N. Moyano, M.
d. Mar Sánchez-Fuentes
The impact of ankylosing spondylitis on female
sexual functions
Mehtap Bozkurt, Turkey
M. A. Sariyildiz, I. Batmaz, M. Karakoc, R. Cevik,
Y. Bozkurt, N. Penbegul, M. Daggulli, M. N. Bodakc
12:00 – 13:30
Break
12:00 – 13:30
Industry-sponsored symposium
please see page 66.
23
RT-02
13:30 – 15:00
S-03
Hall A1+2
14:00 – 15:30
Neurodegenerative diseases – sex keeps us alive!
Hall Rumeli 1
Treatment of sexual addictions – current medical,
psychological, sexological and other contributions
Chairs: Jens Sønksen, Denmark
Woet L. Gianotten, The Netherlands
001
Symposium – EFS
Chairs: Peer Briken, Germany
Multiple sclerosis
Michal Lew-Starowicz, Poland
001
Current trends in research on sexual addiction
Peer Briken, Germany
002
Treatment of sexual addiction by lifespan inte
gration and behaviour therapy – a case study
003
A case of sexual addiction: From body memory to
embodied therapy
Peter Gehrig, Switzerland
004
Incorporating mindfulness practices in the sexoanalytical treatment of sexual addiction – a case
report
Maria Martinez Alonso, Switzerland
Chairs:Lior Lowenstein, Israel
S-04
Symposium – EFS
001Unconsummated marriage: A snapshot of reality
Sexual health for all: Re-imaging sexual rights with
the youth participation and advocacy
002Dementia
003
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Anna Marconi, Italy
004
Sexual disorders and hypersexuality in Parkinson‘s
disease
Gila Bronner, Israel
RT-01
Interactive Round Table – ESSM / EFS
13:30 – 15:00
Hall B1
Unconsummated marriages – what‘s up in 2014?
14:00 – 15:00
002Unconsummated marriage: Differential diagnosis
with hypoactive sexual desire disorder
Baris Altay, Turkey
Hall Rumeli 2
Chairs: Anton Castellanos Usigli, Mexico
Antonio Palha, Portugal
003Unconsummated marriage: The impact of nonmonogamy
004Unconsummated marriage: The case for denied
parenting
Baris Altay, Turkey
001
The world sexual health day: A 4-year experience
Anton Castellanos Usigli, Mexico
002
Sexual health in Europe: The state of the art
Stefano Eleuteri, Italy
003
Re-imagining sexual rights in Poland: NGO sector
activity in the 21st century
Katarzyna Peichert, Spain
005Unconsummated marriage: When and how to use
pharmacotherapy for sexual dysfunction
Muammer Kendirci, Turkey
PS-02
15:00 – 15:30
GM-01
13:30 – 14:00
Symposium – EFS
Hall A1+2
Hormones and male sexual health
Hall Rumeli 1
Chairs: Geoffrey Hackett, United Kingdom
Gold medal 1
001
Men and women in relationship: Similarities and differences (are men really from mars and women from venus)
24
Diagnosis and treatment patterns in the Clinical
Practice Research Datalink (CPRD): A population
study of men with hypogonadism with and without type 2 diabetes who initiated treatment with
testosterone replacement therapy
Emily Shortridge, USA
S. Lanes, P. Polzer, C. Wentworth, E. Razzoli,
M. Gawlik, D. Schuster, G. Matfin
002
Effects of testosterone replacement and withdrawal
on cardio-metabolic, hormonal and body composition outcomes in severely obese hypogonadal men
D. Francomano, R. Bruzziches, G. Barbaro, A. Lenzi
003
Obese hypogonadal men with type 2 diabetes lose
weight and achieve improved glycaemic control
and sexual function when treated with testosterone
undecanoate up to 6 years: A subgroup analysis
from two observational registry studies
Farid Saad, Germany
A. Haider, A. Yassin, G. Doros, A. Traish
004
005
005
Chairs: Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
Mariateresa Molo, Italy
001
Gender attitudes and sexual behavior: Cross-sectional study of Bolivian and Ecuadorian adolescents
Lina Jaruseviciene, Lithuania
L. Valius, P. Decat, S. De Meyer, K. Cordova,
N. Auquilla, L. Valius
002
Increasing incidence of sex reassignment applications but few regrets: A complete analysis of all
applications during 50 years
Cecilia Dhejne, Sweden
K. Öberg, S. Arver, M. Landén
003
Sexual functioning in gender dysphoria before and
after sex reassignment surgery (SRS): A qualitative
study
Piero Cantafio, Italy
C. Crespi, M. Molo, M. Valentina
004
Psychobiological correlates of sexual distress in GD
individuals without genital reassignment surgery
Alessandra Daphne Fisher, Italy
G. Castellini, V. Boddi, H. Casale, E. Fanni, N.
Ferruccio, M. C. Meriggiola, E. Jannini, C. Manieri,
V. Ricca, M. Maggi
005
Gender dysphoria is associated with eating disorder
psychopathology in gender dysphoria subjects
Giovanni Castellini, Italy
A. D. Fisher, E. Bandini, H. Casale, E. Fanny, M. C.
Meriggiola, E. Jannini, V. Ricca, M. Maggi, V. Boddi
Hall Rumeli 2
Chairs: Domenico Trotta, Italy
Alfons Vansteenwegen, Belgium
Sexual dysfunctions as seen through the hypnotic
and the sexodynamic approach
Loredana Otranto, Italy
D. Trotta, M. Tomasetti, G. De Maio, T. Strepetova
002
Dynamics of female sexuality: Past and present
Tatiana Strepetova, Italy
L. Otranto, A. Capriolo, C. Langella, M. Tomasetti,
R. Bochicchio, D. Trotta
003
Sexual difficulties in Huntington´s disease. The
need for counseling couples
Birgitta Hulter, Sweden
004
Hall B1
Sexual orientation and gender dysphoria
Psychosexual issues
001
Podium session– ESSM / EFS
15:00 – 15:30
Low prolactin is associated with sexual dysfunction
and psychological or metabolic disturbances in
middle aged and elderly men: The European male
aging study (EMAS)
F. Wu, G. Rastrelli, D. Lee, G. Forti, F. Casanueva,
I. Huhtaniemi, K. Kula, M. Punab, D. Vanderschueren, M. Maggi, J. Finn
15:00 – 15:30
Please specify: Which body image related dimensions impact women’s sexual response? Preliminary results from a community study
Patricia Pascoal, Portugal
M. J. Alvarez, P. Nobre, E. Laan, S. Byers, L. Vicente, N. M. Pereira
PS-03
Long-term treatment with testosterone undecanoate injections leads to sustained weight loss and
improvement of metabolic syndrome parameters
in 381 hypogonadal men
F. Saad, S. Kliesch
PS-02
15:30 – 16:00
The physiological variant theory applied to sex
and sexual function
Fernando Bianco, Venezuela
25
Break
ML-03
15:30 – 16:00
HP-04
Hall Rumeli 1
15:30 – 16:00
Couple therapy across cultures: Cultural issues in
treatment
Sexual orientation and gender dysphoria
– dedicated to Padmal de Silva –
Chairs: Christopher Nim, United Kingdom
Guy T’Sjoen, Belgium
Moderator: Mehmet Sungur, Turkey
Lecturer: Dinesh Bhugra, United Kingdom
001
Transgender transitioning and change of sexual
orientation
Matthias Auer, Germany
C. Sievers, N. Höhne, G. K. Stalla, J. Fuss
002
Sexual desire and attitudes in transsexual women
Francisco Cabello Santamaria, Spain
F. J. Del Río, A. Mansukhani
003
Experiences of Iranian transgender people of
abuse: A qualitative study
Mohammad Javad Mohammadi, Islamic Republic
of Iran
M. Naghavi, M. Salehi, M. Molaeinezhad
004
Sex reassignment surgery in male to female transsexuals: A prospective single center study on the
postoperative complications and their possible
risk factors
Marco Falcone, Italy
L. Rolle, M. Timpano, C. Ceruti, O. Sedigh, E. Gal
letto, F. Pisano, M. Preto, B. Frea
005
Aesthetic and functional outcomes of neovaginoplasty using penile skin in male-to-female transsexuals
Marlon Buncamper, The Netherlands
M.-B. Bouman, J. Honselaar, M. Özer, M. Mullender
006
Cross-sex hormonal treatment and body uneasiness
in individuals with gender dysphoria
Alessandra Daphne Fisher, Italy
G. Castellini, V. Boddi, E. Bandini, H. Casale,
E. Fanni, M. Meriggiola, E. Jannini, V. Ricca,
M. Maggi, A. H. Rellini
HP-03
15:30 – 16:00
Male sexual dysfunction I
Chairs: Juza Chen, Israel
001
Evaluation of serum oxidative and antioxidative
status in patients with erectile dysfunction
Mustafa Aldemir, Turkey
E. Okulu, S. Neselioglu, O. Erel, K. Ener, O. Kayigil
002
Increased risk of erectile dysfunction associated with
pregabalin in the treatment of neuropathic pain
Mansur Daggulli, Turkey
H. Söylemez, M. Bozkurt, C. Göçmez, M. Bodakci,
M. Atar, Y. Bozkurt, M. Yildiz, S. Em, I. Ozbey
003
The role of cholesterol in the penis microcirculation
in patients with erectile dysfunction according to
the laser doppler flowmetry
Sergey Bogolyubov, Russia
A. Artamonov, B. Dmitriev, P. Rubin
004
Association among carotid-femoral and carotid-cavernosal pulse wave velocity in patients with erectil
dysfunction
Burak Besir Bulut, Turkey
S. Resim, N. A. Kankilic, V. Nacitarhan
005
Assessment of mean platelet volume in men with
vasculogenic and non-vasculogenic erectile dysfunction
Halil Ciftci, Turkey
K. Gümüs, I. Yamur, R. Selek, H. Celik, E. Yeni,
M. Savas, M. Gulum
006
Erectile dysfunction and lower urinary tract symptoms in patients with chronic liver diseases
Markus Margreiter, Austria
B. Heinisch, R. Schwarzer, A. Ferlitsch
007
Does halitosis effect sexual life in males?
Gül Soylu Özler, Turkey
s. Özler
HP-03
15:30 – 16:00
Sexuality, health, well-being and psychotherapy
Chairs: Moshe Mock, Israel
26
001
Results of a questionnaire / interview on sexual fantasies and desires on the website www.babeland.it
Cristina Tedeschi, Italy
002
Sexuality and eros in art
T. Strepetova
003
004
005
Sexual infancy and sexual adulthood
Antonio Crudele, Italy
D. Trotta, T. Strepetova, L. Otranto, G. De Maio
RT-03
007
Women’s knowledge concerning kegel muscles
Dagna Kocur, Poland
A. Urzynicok
Hall A1+2
Debate – Testosterone replacement therapy – useful?
Useless? Harmful?
Chairs: Michael Zitzmann, Germany
The role of eroticism and context actors in women’s
sexual satisfaction
Sandra Vilarinho, Portugal
P. J. Nobre
The integrated approach in the psycho-medical
treatment of disorders of sex development
E. Napoli, G. Gambino
16:00 – 17:00
Sexual satisfaction in the elderly women
P. J. Nobre
006
Pro-Speaker: Antonio Aversa, Italy
Stefan Arver, Sweden
Con-Speaker: Ilpo Huhtaniemi, Norway
RT-02
16:00 – 17:30
Hall B1
Asexuality
Chairs: Salvatore Caruso, Italy
Miren Lazzazabal Murillo, Spain
HP-04
15:30 – 16:00
Reproductive health and sexual education
Chairs:Ursula Pasini, Switzerland
Piero Stettini, Italy
001
002
Adolescent sexuality: A normative “problem”?
A critical analysis of research with implications
for sex education
Ana Cristina Rocha, Portugal
C. Duarte, F. López Sánchez
Asexuality: Classification and characterization
Arne Dekker, Germany
002
Women‘s asexuality – a case of extreme HSDD?
003
Women‘s asexuality – when and why can sexual
pain contribute to sexual aversion?
Alessandra Graziottin, Italy
004
Men‘s asexuality – just so rare?
Lori Anne Brotto, Canada
005
Asexuality – the case for a non-communicable / non-perceived sexual orientation
S-12
Symposium – EFS
Parents’ attitudes toward sexuality and schoolbased sex education
C. Duarte
003Ubecomeu: A web site and a consultation team
to help adolescents
Mariella Tomasetti, Italy
G. De Caro, A. Crudele, T. Strepetova, L. Otranto,
D. Trotta, G. De Maio
004
Questionnaires and scales for the evaluation of
the online sexual activities: A review of 20 years
of research
Stefano Eleuteri, Italy
F. Tripodi, I. Petruccelli, R. Rossi, C. Simonelli
005
Family physician’s approach of patient’s sexual
issues
Letícia Abreu, Portugal
O. Matsui Santana
006
001
16:00 – 17:00
Hall Rumeli 1
Training of sex therapists
Chairs: Sidsel Schaller, Norway
Alain Giami, France
Discrepancy between two different seminal measurement and its potential clinical effects
Murat Dincer, Turkey
E. Salabas, G. Aktan, A. Kadioglu, E. Salabas
27
001
Current status as challenges in sex therapy –
results from a literature study 2001 – 2012
Elsa Almas, Norway
002
From Sexual Attitude Restructuring (SAR) to
Sexual Self Acknowledgement (SSA)
Rikke Pristed, Norway
003
Challenges of taboos – and transference
Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad, Norway
S-05
Symposium – EFS
16:00 – 17:00
RT-04
Hall Rumeli 2
17:30 – 18:30
EFS Youth Symposium. NET Generation: Sex education and clinical sexology
Chairs: Stefan Arver, Sweden
Zdravko Asenov Kamenov, Bulgaria
EFS youth initiative committee: What kind of intervention for the young adults?
Marta Giuliani, Italy
002
Education as elaboration
Giulio De Felice, Italy
003
Sex education and youth: Awareness and knowledge
004
The Student Sex Work Project. Combining all
aspects of sexology online for the .net generation
Sam Geuens, Belgium
005
Sex therapy and pharmacotherapy in youth people
Anıl Gündüz, Turkey
001
Intermittent androgen deprivation is not inferior
to androgen deprivation therapy
Alessandro Sciarra, Italy
002
Intermittent androgen deprivation vs androgen
deprivation therapy: Is cardiovascular safety comparable?
Stefan Arver, Sweden
003
Improving quality of life in men with prostate cancer on androgen deprivation therapy
Mauro Gacci, Italy
RT-03
ML-03
Hall B1
Gender dysphoria – cases discussion
Hall A1+2
Chairs: John Dean, United Kingdom
Vitamin D deficiency, hypogonadism and erectile
dysfunction
Moderator: Yacov Reisman, The Netherlands
Lecturer: Gianni Forti, Italy
17:00 – 17:30
17:30 – 18:30
17:00 – 17:30
Hall A1+2
Debate – Intermittent versus continuos androgen –
deprivation therapy: What‘s better for life expectancy
and quality of life?
Chairs: Marta Giuliani, Italy
001
please see page 66.
001
Sociodemographic and clincal features of gender
dysphoria
Timo O. Nieder, Germany
002
The case for surgery – technical aspects
Giulio Garaffa, United Kingdom
003
Sexual health after sex reassignment surgery
Guy T‘Sjoen, Belgium
EFS General assembly
18:00 – 20:00
28
Hall Rumeli 1
RT-05
09:00 – 10:30
007
Development and validation of the multidimensional vaginal penetration disorder questionnaire
(MVPDQ) for assessment of lifelong vaginismus
in Iranian population
Mitra Molaei, Islamic Republic of Iran
R. Latifnejad Roudsari, A. Yousefy, M. Salehi,
E. Merghati Khoei
008
Lack of sexual privacy affects psychological and
marital domains of male sexual dysfunction
Valentina Boddi, Italy
A. d. Fisher, E. Maseroli, G. Rastrelli, G. Corona,
V. Ricca, M. Maggi
009
Well-being and sexuality in HIV: Review of sexual
behavior after the infection
Filippo Maria Nimbi, Italy
C. Silvaggi
010
Love-toys and generally intimate sensual enhancement products used as an integrated approach in
sexual counseling for cancer patients - Clinical
experiences from Southern Switzerland
Claudia Pesenti-Salzmann, Switzerland
012
Short term intensive sex therapy for sexual dysfunction
Kunjappan Promodu, India
013
Italian female sexual fantasies: Do they really differ
from men’s and have they changed in time?
Tania Bianchi, Italy
014
Relationship functioning and sexual satisfaction:
What’s sex got to do with it?
Violeta Alarcão, Portugal
F. Leão Miranda, R. Simões, R. Dias, L. Rocho,
A. Virgolino, M. Carreira, A. Galvão Teles
015
Erectile (dys)function in psychiatric patients
Irena Jerkovic, Croatia
E. Ivezic, S. Maroevic, G. Arbanas
Hall A1+2
La Peyronie‘s disease – still only failures (or so?)
Chairs: Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
Ian Eardley, United Kingdom
001
Stem cell therapy – is it still a mirage?
002
Collagenase clostridium histolyticum – an update
Wayne J. G. Hellstrom, USA
003
Penile revascularization surgery with penile corrective techniques vs penile prosthesis
Önder Kayigil, Turkey
004
How bent is too bent?
005
Medical treatment and surgery – satisfaction is
still far from being!
PS-04
Podium Session – ESSM / EFS
09:00 – 10:30
Hall B1
Psychosexual issues
Chairs: Paraskevi-Sofia Kirana, Greece
001
The effect of premature ejaculation on female
sexual satisfaction
Amr Gadalla, Egypt
K. Zaki, M. Nasr El Dian Sadek
002
Erectile dysfunction and major depression: Common risk factors
Muhammad Khan, Pakistan
K. Ur Rahman, Z. Mukhtar, M. Bajwa
003
Male sexual problems and it’s role in drug dependency
Md Shahanur Hossain, Bangladesh
M. B. Gaffar
004
Etiology of unconsummated marriages in India:
Female factors
Kunjappan Promodu, India
K. R. Nair, J. Valsalakumari
005
Studying the unstudied: Previous history of sexual
disorders in a group of sexually inactive women
Konstantinos Dimitropoulos, Greece
A. Bargiota, A. Karatzas, M. Melekos, V. Tzortzis
006
S-07
Symposium – EFS
09:00 – 10:30
Hall Rumeli 1
Portuguese Society of Clinical Sexology (SPSC) Symposium – recent clinical and research findings
Chairs: Pedro Nobre, Portugal
Pedro Simoes Vendeira, Portugal
The effectiveness of body-mind connection therapy
in the treatment of lifelong vaginismus
S. Di Santo, G. Mori, A. Prunas
29
001
Impact of body image related variables on the
indicators of human sexual respone – preliminary
findings
002
Erectile dysfunction treatment: CBT versus medication – preliminary findings
003
Insights to erectile dysfunction in diabetic men:
From LAB to SEX...
004
Eroticism and sexual arousal
Ana Carvalheira, Portugal
005
Multidisciplinary approach to vaginismus: Adding
physiotherapy to the classical model
Andreia Antunes, Portugal
S-08
ML-05
10:30 – 11:00
Hall Rumeli 2
Sexual functioning and breast cancer
Moderator: Alfons Vansteenwegen, Belgium
Lecturer: Luca Incrocci, The Netherlands
11:00 – 11:30
Symposium – EFS
09:00 – 10:30
HP-05
Hall Rumeli 2
Break
11:00 – 11:30
FISS Symposium – sexual identity and sexuality
along female life – „homage to Jole Baldaro Verde“
MSD – surgical treatment II
Chairs: Mariateresa Molo, Italy
Chairs: Salvatore Sansalone, Italy
Eduado Ruiz Castañé, Spain
001
001
002
Homosexual orientation in adolescence
Margherita Graglia, Italy
Original technique for penile girth augmentation
through porcine dermal acellular grafts: Results
in a 69-patient
P. Letizia, A. Conversi, A. Rossi, L. Alei
003
Maturity, as an achievement: Impact of age and
menopause
Rossella E. Nappi, Italy
002
004
Psychosexual outcome of female genital mutilations
Anna Tampelli, Italy
Management and outcomes of penile fracture:
20 years’ experience
Mehmet Gülüm, Turkey
E. Yeni, M. Savas, H. Ciftci, Y. Akin, K. Gumus
003
Comparison of satisfaction rates in patients treated
with malleable and 2-piece inflatable penile
prothesis implantation
Hakan Kilicarslan, Turkey
Y. Kordan, B. Coskun, O. Gunseren, O. Kaygisiz,
O. Serin, I. Yavascaoglu
004
Deep dorsal vein stripping and Perovic plication
technique results in congenital penile curvatures
Luca Mavilla, Italy
I. Albanesi, f. attisani, b. c. gentile, d. granata,
g. mirabile, f. pisanti, m. schettini, g. vincenti,
r. giulianelli
005
Removal of the corpora cavernosa remnants after
male to female sex reassignment surgery
Marta Bizic, Serbia
B. Stojanovic, V. Kojovic, M. Majstorovic, G. Korac,
M. Djordjevic
006
Reversal phalloplasty in regretful male to female
transsexuals after sex reassignment surgery
Vladimir Kojovic, Serbia
M. Bizic, B. Stojanovic, S. Vujovic, A. Milosevic,
M. Djordjevic
007
Glans augmentation by grafting
Osama Shaeer, Egypt
ML-04
10:30 – 11:00
Hall A1+2
ESSM Award of excellence lecture – the „Inigo Saenz
de Tejada“ ESSM Award of Excellence 2013 Winner
Steatohepatitis: the „Bosphorus Bridge“ from MetS to ED
Moderator: Mikkel Fode, Denmark
Lecturer: Linda Vignozzi, Italy
ML-04
10:30 – 11:00
Hall Rumeli 1
Biology of sexual orientation and pathophysiology
of GID
Moderator: Robert Porto, France
Lecturer: Emmanuele A. Jannini, Italy
30
HP-06
11:00 – 11:30
HP-05
11:00 – 11:30
Prostate I
Social science & sexuality
Chairs: Konstantinos Rokkas, Greece
Chairs: Aleksandar Stulhofer, Croatia
001
001
Sexual art: When eros is mixed with anteros
D. Trotta, L. Otranto, L. Cleffi
002
Gynaecologists’ views and opinions on contraception and coitus interruptus in Slovenia
Gabrijela Simetinger, Slovenia
A. Svab
003
Social construction of contraception and sexuality
on the case of coitus interruptus
V. Leskosek
004
Drivers, barriers and experiences in help-seeking
for sexual problems: A gender-based approach
Violeta Alarcão, Portugal
F. Leão Miranda, R. Simões, S. Mata, L. Rocho,
A. Virgolino, M. Carreira, A. Galvão Teles
005
From sexually objectifying media exposure to women’s sexual functioning problems
Antonios Dakanalis, Italy
A. Prunas, G. Riva, M. Clerici, M. A. Zanetti
006
Alexithymia, anxiety, and depression in infertile
couples
Sergey Bogolyubov, Russia
Astahova, K. Zinkovckiy
002
Penile rehabilitation following bilateral nerve
sparing radical retropubic prostatectomy: Does
erectile function improve with tadalafil, papaverine
injection and vacuum device?
Ozgu Aydogdu, Turkey
A. Karakose, Y. Z. Atesci
Effects of preoperative tadalafil once daily (OaD)
on recovery of erectile function (EF) in patients
submitted to robotic bilateral nerve-sparing radical
prostatectomy (BNSRP)
I. Lopez, G. Urdaneta, N. Carballo, D. Subira
003
Extra corporal shockwave therapy in the treatment
of post-prostatectomy erectile dysfunction
A. Frey, J. Sønksen
004
Extended pelvic lymph node dissection during
nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy and its effect
on erectile function recovery: Comparison with
standard lymph node dissection
Georgios Hatzichristodoulou, Germany
M. Heck, M. Thalgott, S. Wagenpfeil, K. Herkommer, H. Kübler, J. Gschwend
005
006
007
The effects of different treatment modalities on
international prostate symptom score and erectile functions in patients with lower urinary tract
symptoms
Yilmaz Aslan, Turkey
M. Balci, O. Guzel, T. Keten, E. Koseoglu, O. Bilgin,
A. Tuncel, A. Atan
HP-06
11:00 – 11:30
Sexual orientation and couple sexuality
Does the presence of metabolic syndrome effect
the treatment success of bph related lower urinary
tract symptoms?
Ovunc Bilgin, Turkey
M. Balci, Y. Aslan, M. Balci, O. Guzel, E. Koseoglu,
A. Tuncel, A. Atan
Chairs: Pedro Nobre, Portugal
How much experience is needed to perform a
“save” nerve sparing radical prostatectomy? –
The transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) in preoperative
staging of prostate cancer in comparison to the
experience of the urologist
S. Ückert, H. van Ahlen
31
001
Women do not constantly follow the same sexual
response model: A qualitative study
Fotini Ferenidou, Greece
E. Nakopoulou, L. Athanasiadis, D. Hatzichristou,
P.-S. Kirana
002
A male case of sexual dysfunction
G. De Maio, T. Strepetova, L. Otranto
003
004
Factors affecting women’s sexual arousal: A focus
group study in Italy
Marta Panzeri, Italy
L. Fontanesi
Parents’ reaction to the coming out of their sons:
The role for family functioning
Roberto Baiocco, Italy
L. Fontanesi, F. Santamaria, S. Ioverno, E. Baum
gartner, M. Cacioppo, F. Laghi
005
Risk and protective factors for suicidal tendency
among gay and lesbian young adults
Roberto Baiocco, Italy
L. Fontanesi, S. Ioverno, F. Santamaria, A. Lonigro,
E. Baumgartner, F. Laghi
006
Don Juan and Casanova: Masculinity, relationship
and erotica
Goffredo De Maio, Italy
D. Trotta, T. Strepetova, L. Otranto, L. Cleffi,
A. Crudele
002
Major surgery for penile cancer
Asif Muneer, United Kingdom
003
Major penile fracture – severe outcomes post-priapism
004
Disfiguring lesions of the penis after prosthetic
surgery
005Micropenis
Oliver Kayes, United Kingdom
RT-04
13:30 – 15:00
Hall B1
Paraskevi-Sofia Kirana, Greece
001
Adolescence and sexting
002
Sexual development and behaviour in children
Loving the same sex – is the society really ready?
003
Moderator: Fabrizio Palumbo, Italy
Lecturer: Johan Vansintejan, Belgium
Sexual hook up culture among emerging adults
Justin R. Garcia, USA
004
Promoting the health and well-being of lesbian, gay,
bi-sexual, and transgender adolescents
005
The importance of sex education
Osmo Kontula, Finland
ML-05
11:30 – 12:00
Hall A1+2
Gm-02
Symposium – EFS
11:30 – 12:00
Hall Rumeli 1
Gold medal 2
The female cycles: From hormones, to sexuality and sensory organ interaction
Salvatore Caruso, Italy
Gm-03
Symposium – EFS
13:30 – 14:00
Hall Rumeli 1
Gold medal 3
12:00 – 13:30
Break
12:00 – 13:30
“Spinal cord is a sexual organ” Freud told us so!
Francois Giuliano, France
S-09
please see page 66
RT-06
14:00 – 15:30
13:30 – 15:00
Hall Rumeli 1
UNESCO Chair in sexual health and human rights
– counseling in sexual health: Educational and
technical challenges
Hall A1+2
Chairs: Thierry Troussier, France
Male genital troubleshooting and sex life
001
Symposium – EFS
001
Major urethral surgery
Enzo Palminteri, Italy
32
Developing counseling in sexual health as a specific tool of intervention
Thierry Troussier, France
002
Developing a sexual health section for counseling
in the WHO ICD
Alain Giami, France
003
Working together: Developing integrative counselling and a Medico-psycho-social network, a case
study involving transgender health
Denise Medico, Switzerland
004
Sex counseling. The helping relationship as information, prevention and sexual education in Italian‘s gay and lesbian people
Fabrizio Quattrini, Italy
PS-04
002
Erotic fantasies and male and female sexuality
and dysfunctions
L. Otranto, A. Capriolo, M. Tomasetti, G. De Maio,
C. Langella, E. Arduino, R. Bochicchio, D. Trotta
003
Personality organization, sexual dysfunctions and
quality of sexual life
Antonio Prunas, Italy
R. Bernorio, S. Di Santo, G. Mori
004
Moral disengagement and psychopathy in detained
sex and non-sex offenders: A pilot study
Irene Petruccelli, Italy
C. Barbaranelli, A. De Risio, A. Gherardini, S. Grilli,
F. Tripodi, C. Simonelli
14:00 – 14:30
Hall Rumeli 2
Reproductive health and social science
PS-05
Chairs: Birgitta Hulter, Sweden
001
15:00 – 15:30
Hall A1+2
Male sexual health - surgery
Declining of the male fertility in the Czech Republic
– a myth or reality?
Michal Pohanka, Czech Republic
J. Zverina
Evangelos Zacharakis, United Kingdom
001
Surgical treatment of Peyronie’s disease, combined
with erectile dysfunction
Alexey Kornyenko, Ukraine
M. Romaniuk, I. Gorpynchenko, J. Gurzhenko,
V. Biloholovska, N. Stepanenko
002
Pelvic venoablation – a minimal invasive procedure
for the treatment of erectile dysfunction caused
by venous leakage
Ralf Herwig, Austria
F. Kühhas
002
Sexual coercion and risk behaviour among Swedish
youth
Karin Stenqvist, Sweden
R. Tikkanen, S. Westerlund
003
Psycho-social determinants of pubic hair removal
Simona Gabriella Di Santo, Italy
A. Prunas, R. Bernorio, G. Mori
004
The assessment of hormone replacement therapy
success due to hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism
Emre Salabas, Turkey
A. Böyük, C. Bese, M. O, A. Kadioglu
003
What are the reasons for satisfaction and dissatisfaction with penile prosthesis implant? A qualitative study of 53 implants
Ana Carvalheira, Portugal
V. Forjaz, N. Pereira
004
Implantation of artificial urinary sphincter and
penile prosthesis for combined urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction
Annie Imbeault, United Kingdom
M. Spilotros, I. Chaudhury, G. Garaffa, D. Ralph
005
The feasibility of three-piece inflatable penile prosthesis implantation in patients who underwent
radical pelvic surgery
Y. Akin, A. Kol
PS-03
14:30 – 15:00
Hall Rumeli 2
Psychiatry and sexual life
Chairs: Antonio Palha, Portugal
001
Longitudinal course of sexual functioning in
eating disorders patients: The role of childhood
sexual abuse
C. Lo Sauro, L. Lelli, L. Godini, L. Vignozzi, A. H.
Rellini, C. Faravelli, M. Maggi, V. Ricca
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PS-06
15:00 – 15:30
003
Cyber.rules: What you really need to know about
the Internet
Joanie Farley Gillispie, USA
J. Gillispie
004
Androphase, a new clinical entity: Does it exist?
T. Strepetova
Hall B1
Women’s sexual health I
Chairs:Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Alessandra Graziottin, Italy
001
Frequency and structure of sexual dysfunctions in
women with chronic pelvic inflammatory diseases
Oksana Romashchenko, Ukraine
S. Melnikov, V. Bilogolovskaya, M. Shcherbak,
L. Yashchenko, S. Koval
15:30 – 16:00
002
Oral contraceptive use during partner choice is
associated with subsequent child health outcomes
Katerina Klapilova, Czech Republic
K. D. Cobey, Š. Karková, J. Havlícek, C. S. Roberts
HP-07
003
004
005
Chairs: Antonio Aversa, Italy
Nicolae Calomfirescu, Romania
Improvement in sexual function as measured by
the female sexual function index in premenopausal women during a 12-week placebo-controlled dose-ranging study of self-administered
subcutaneous bremelanotide for female sexual
dysfunctions
Michael Krychman, USA
J. Edelson, R. Jordan, R. Rosen
001
Effects of five-years treatment with testosterone
undecanoate on urinary function in hypogonadal
men with metabolic syndrome
D. Francomano, A. Ilacqua, A. Lenzi
002
An open label study to assess the impact of testosterone replacement and withdrawal on sexual
function, psychological symptoms and mobility in
severely obese hypogonadal men
D. Francomano, R. Bruzziches, A. Lenzi
003
Relationship of testis size and LH levels with incidence of major adverse cardiovascular events in
older men with sexual dysfunction
Giulia Rastrelli, Italy
G. Corona, F. Lotti, V. Boddi, E. Mannucci, M. Maggi
004
Long-term testosterone treatment with testosterone
undecanoate injections improves anthropometric measures, inflammation, sexual function and
quality of life
Farid Saad, Germany
A. Haider, G. Doros, A. Traish
005
The impact of sexual activity on serum hormone
levels after penile prosthesis implantation
Onder Canguven, Qatar
R. Talib, A. Shamsodini, A. Al Ansari
006
Hormonal modulation in patients with erectile
dysfunction and metabolic syndrome
Ines Camposcosta, Portugal
H. Nogueira Carvalho, L. Pacheco Figueiredo,
I. Tomada, N. Tomada, N. Tomada
Hall Rumeli 2
Theory sexuality and culture
Chairs: Hertha Richter-Appelt, Germany
Berk Ergun, Turkey
001
Hormones and sexual health
Type 1 diabetic premenopausal women affected
by sexual genital arousal disorder: Treatment with
Tadalafil 5 mg daily treatment
Carla Cicero, Italy
S. Caruso, L. Lo Presti, C. Malandrino, B. Ventura,
C. Agnello
15:00 – 15:30
15:30 – 16:00
Surgical treatment in women with anorgasmia:
Our initial experience results
Omer Faruk Karatas, Turkey
H. Badem, I. B. Incebay, M. Cavis, E. Cimentepe,
M. E. Yildirim
PS-05
Break
Are we ready for a multicultural society? The
case for multiculturalism in sexual and parenting
relationships
L. Boeri, P. Capogrosso, E. Ventimiglia, M. Colicchia, G. Castagna, I. Camozzi, M. Salonia, U.
Capitanio, R. Damiano, F. Montorsi
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007
Relationship between testosterone and prostatitis-like symptoms assessed by the national institutes of health chronic prostatitis symptom index
Jun Ho Lee, Republic of Korea
HP-08
HP-07
Chairs: Adele Fabrizi, Italy
Mariateresa Molo, Italy
Chairs: Stefan Ückert, Germany
002
Tribulus terrestris for treatment of sexual dysfunction in women: A randomized double-blind
placebo-controlled study
Firoozeh Raisi, Islamic Republic of Iran
E. Akhtari, M. Keshavarz, H. Hosseini, F. Sohrabvand, M. Kamalinejad, S. Bios, A. Ghobadi
003
Vaginismus treatment in Lebanon
Mona Sabra, Lebanon
T. Eid
004
Effect of polycystic ovarian syndrome on female
sexual functions
Bulent Altay, Turkey
B. Erkurt
005
The burden of sexual dysfunction in female
patients with liver cirrhosis
Arnulf Ferlitsch, Austria
M. Bayerle-Eder, R. Paternostro
006
Prevalence and factors associated with sexual
dysfunction in HIV women aged 40 to 60 years
Ana L R Valadares, Brazil
A. M. Pinto-Neto, L. Akl, B. Lagrutta, L. Costa-Paiva
007
001
Sex addiction: Myth or reality
Dennis Lin, USA
A. Bergel, E. Gerz
002
Sexual function in schizophrenia
Dennis Lin, USA
C. Snyder, E. Concepcion, G. Colon Vilar
003
The reliability of the account of presumably sexually – abused minors throughout the hearing of
the expert
Irene Petruccelli, Italy
L. Iannucci, C. Simonelli, F. Petruccelli, M. Santilli
004
Desire and menstruation: Comparative study of
premenopausal, postmenopausal women and
transsexual women
F. J. Del Río, A. Mansukhani
005
Sociodemographics and sexological behaviors
of Mexican university students with child sexual
abuse history
Osmar Matsui, Mexico
L. Flores González, M. Villaseñor Farías, D. E. Ruiz
Navarro, D. E. Ruiz Navarro, L. Paz Navarro
006
The comparative study on IIEF-EFD scores and
Beck Depression Inventor of men with polygamy
and monogamy
Sefa Resim, Turkey
B. B. Bulut, E. Efe, C. Benlioglu, M. R. Bahar
Female genital sensation: Our experience with the
genital sensory analyzer
P. Letizia, L. Alei, A. Rossi, A. Conversi
Paraphilias, gender dysphoria and psychiatry
Women’s sexual health
001
15:30 – 16:00
15:30 – 16:00
RT-07
16:00 – 17:00
The effects of metabolic syndrome on female sexual function in premenopausal and postmenopausal women
Alper Otunctemur, Turkey
E. Danis, M. Dursun, E. Polat, H. Besiroglu,
I. Koklu, M. Erkoc, E. Ozbek
Hall A1+2
Novel insights and treatment targets in the pathophysiology of erectile dysfunction
Chairs: Stefan Ückert, Germany
001
Inflammation and oxidative stress
002Diabetes
35
003
Cavernous nerve injury (and protection)
Maarten Albersen, Belgium
S-11
004
Aging and vascular risk factors
Trinity J. Bivalaqua, USA
Sex education guidelines
RT-05
16:00 – 17:00
Hall Rumeli 2
001
Sexuality education in Europe and the new international guidelines and standards
002
New approaches to sexuality education: The
WHO / BZgA standards for sexuality education and
guidance for implementation
Christine Winkelmann, Germany
16:00 – 17:00
Hall B1
Women‘s sexual disorders as the expression of
somatoform / psychosomatic phenomena
Chairs: Roberto Bernorio, Italy
Johannes Bitzer, Switzerland
001
Symposium – EFS
003UNESCO Chair regarding sexual education
Alain Giami, France
Women sexual disorders – still only a fiction of the
pharmaceutical industries?
Rossella E. Nappi, Italy
002
Somatization disorders and women‘s sexual health
003
The case for fibromyalgia
Fernando Rico-Villademoros, Spain
004
Post graduate sex education in the UK
Julie Fitter, United Kingdom
ML-06
17:00 – 17:30
S-10
The „Sandra Leiblum“ lecture on women‘s sexual
health
Symposium – EFS
16:00 – 17:30
Moderator: Beatrice Cuzin, France
Hall Rumeli 1
Pharmacological promotion of women’s sexual health –
a reappraisal
The experience of sexologic outpatients clinic in
general hospitals
Lecturer: Annamaria Giraldi, Denmark
Chairs: Antonio Palha, Portugal
Jaqueline Brendler, Brazil
001Diagnostic manual of sexology. Third edition
DMS III
Fernando Bianco, Venezuela
002
The sexological approach on outpatient clinic of
the department of psychiatry on St. John‘s university hospital
Marcia Mota, Portugal
004
Different approaches in couple therapy: The
description of a general hospital experience
Mario Lourenco, Portugal
005
PS-07
17:00 – 17:30
Effectiveness of the integrated approach: The
experience of a sexological counselling service in
a public hospital
003
Hall A1+2
Hall B1
Prostate
Chairs: Mustafa Faruk Usta, Turkey
Psychosexual aspects of patients suffering from
paraplegia
Said Abdel Azim, Egypt
36
001
Effects of silodosin on sexual function – realistic
picture from the everyday clinical practice
A. Serino, P. Capogrosso, U. Capitanio, M. Colicchia, L. Boeri, E. Ventimiglia, G. Castagna,
A. Russo, L. Villa, F. Montorsi
002
Neglected sexual side effects to radical prostatectomy – updated results
Anders Frey, Denmark
M. Fode, H. Jakobsen, J. Sønksen
003
Effects of tadalafil treatment post bilateral
nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy (nsRP):
Quality of life (QoL), psychosocial outcomes and
treatment satisfaction
Hitrendra R Patel, Norway
N. Shah, J. Lundmark, J. Cooper Jones, H. Büttner,
C. Henneges, D. Ilo
004
Effects of tadalafil once daily (OaD) or on-demand (PRN) versus placebo on time to recovery
of erectile function (EF) in patients post bilateral
nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy (nsRP)
F. de Bethencourt, C. Turbi, H. Buettner, C. Henneges, J. Salamanca
005
Penile vibratory stimulation in the recovery of erectile function and urinary continence after nerve
sparing radical prostatectomy: A randomized,
controlled trial
M. Borre, D. Ohl, J. Lichtbach, J. Sønksen
009
The role of physiotherapy to enhance sexual health
in chronic disease
Kristina Areskoug-Josefsson, Sweden
RT-08
17:30 – 18:30
Hall A1+2
Debate – instrumental evaluation of patients with
erectile dysfunction: Still a role in 2014?
Chairs: Zsolt Kopa, Hungary
Ilham Ahmedov, Azerbaidshan
Dynamic penile duplex ultrasound
PS-06
Pro-Speaker:Hussein Ghanem, Egypt
Con-Speaker:Antonio Aversa, Italy
17:00 – 18:00
Rigiscan
Hall Rumeli 2
Pro-Speaker:Ferdinando Fusco, Italy
Con-Speaker:Konstantinos Hatzimouratidis, Greece
Sexuality, health and well-being
Chairs: Brigitta Hulter, Sweden
Kostas Konstatinidis, Greece
001
002
003
004
005
The phemomenom of virginity: Some of the ethno-psychological characteristics among Georgian
woman
Zurab Marshania, Georgian
RT-06
Chairs: Chiara Simonelli, Italy
Chris G. McMahon, Australia
Online sexual activities (OSA) among arabic speaking males in the middle east and their impact on
daily normal life
Mohamed Shamndy, Egypt
M. Habous, A. Elshaer, T. Aziz, B. Williamson,
M. E. Elkhouly
Feeling “well-groomed”: Perceived status of pubic
hair removal and body image concerns
Simona Gabriella Di Santo, Italy
S. G. Di Santo, A. Prunas, R. Bernorio, G. Mori
008
Telephone counseling for sexual problems: 2007–
2013 activity of the Institute of Clinical Sexology
of Rome
F. M. Nimbi, E. Napoli, V. Farnesi, R. Rossi
001
What‘s really new?
Emmanuelle Jannini, Italy
002
Challenges to the DSM V
003
Critiques to the DSM V
Dimitris Hatzichristou, Greece
ML-06
Tango: A soul desire, or a wireless connection of
the human brain?
Maraia Paola Simeone, Italy
Personality and locus of control in vaginismus:
A pilot study
Filippo Maria Nimbi, Italy
P. Formaggi, C. Silvaggi, C. Simonelli
Hall B1
Challenges and critiques to the DSM V diagnostic
criteria for sexual disorders
(Silencing the) Self in medical school: Effects on
depression and dyadic/sexual dissatisfaction
Golan Shahar, Israel
T. Peleg-Sagy
007
17:30 – 18:30
17:30 – 18:00
Hall Rumeli 1
From transsexualism to gender dysphoria: New developments in research and treatment procedures
Moderator: Elsa Almas, Norway
Lecturer: Hertha Richter-Appelt, Germany
ESSM Annual business meeting
18:30 – 19:30
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Hall B2
RT-09
Round Tables – ESSM
09:00 – 10:30
006
The relationship between treatment modalities,
duration of diabetes and erectile dysfunction in
diabetic patients
Ozer Guzel, Turkey
Y. Aslan, M. Balci, E. Koseoglu, A. Tuncel, M. Yildiz,
A. Atan
007
Efficacy of vacuum constrictive device for the
treatment of erectile dysfunction in patients with
spinal cord injury
Ehsan Farhadi, Islamic Republic of Iran
F. Khayyamfar, S. K. Forotan, S. R. Miri
008
Tadalafil once daily under routine conditions
(EDATE): Treatment continuation during a 6-month
observational study
F. Boess, N. Gehchan, C. Henneges, D. Hatzichristou, H. Porst
009
Clinically significant improvement of the IIEF-Erectile Function domain is a proxy of patient weaning
from Tadalafil OaD continuous treatment in men
with psychogenic erectile dysfunction (ED)
Paolo Capogrosso, Italy
M. Colicchia, L. Villa, L. Boeri, A. Serino, E. Ventimiglia, C. Regina, G. Castagna, F. Castiglione,
F. Montorsi, A. Salonia
010
Vardenafil 10 mg ODT promotes a satisfactory
erection in less than 30 minutes in one patient
out of three picture from the everyday clinical
practice
P. Capogrosso, M. Colicchia, A. Serino, L. Villa,
L. Boeri, E. Ventimiglia, C. Regina, A. Russo,
F. Castiglione, M. Francesco
011
Low intensity shock wave (lisw) treatment (renova) in order to improve male sexual function:
A preliminary data on 42 patients
Fabrizio Iacono, Italy
A. Ruffo, D. Prezioso, G. Romeo, E. Illiano,
L. Romis, G. Di Lauro
012
Treatment of erectile dysfunction with extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT). A prospective,
randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled
study
Anne Olsen, Denmark
M. Persiani, S. Andersen, M. Hanna, L. Lund
013
Evaluating the synergistic effect of three natural
substances contained in a single composite (Tribulus terrestris, alga Ecklonia bicyclis and Biovis)
versus the single composite of it in the treatment
of erectile dysfunction
A. Ruffo, D. Prezioso, E. Illiano, G. Romeo, L. Romis,
G. Di Lauro
Hall A1+2
Unconventional use of PDE5i
Chairs: Ferenc Fekete, Hungary
Ilan Efraim Gruenwald, Israel
001
Cardio-metabolic effects
002
Anti-inflammatory effects
003
Bone effects
004Cancer
005
Lower urinary tract symptoms
PS-08
09:00 – 10:30
Hall B1
Erectile dysfunction: Risk factors and management
Chairs: Beatrice Cuzin, France
Ferdinando Fusco, Italy
001
The global online sexuality survey: USA
Osama Shaeer, Egypt
002
Erectile dysfunction, colour-doppler ultrasound
parameters, psychological traits and reduced
sperm morphology correlate with metabolic syndrome in males of infertile couples
Francesco Lotti, Italy
G. Corona, S. DeglÍnnocenti, E. Filimberti,
V. Scognamiglio, L. Vignozzi, G. Forti, M. Maggi
003
004
005
Frequency of sexual activity and cardiovascular
risk in subjects with erectile dysfunction: Cross
sectional and longitudinal analyses
G. Rastrelli, E. Maseroli, E. Jannini, G. Balercia,
G. Forti, E. Mannucci, M. Maggi
Non-erect measurements underestimate penile
length and girth, independent of observer
Mohamad Habous, Saudi Arabia
A. Badwan, A. Tealab, M. Nassar, B. Williamson,
G. Muir
What do Polish patients after myocardial infarction
know about erectile dysfunction?
Dariusz Kalka, Poland
Z. Domagala, A. Rakowska, L. Rusiecki, K. Womperski, E. Krauz, J. Stanisz, M. Pilot, R. Franke,
W. Pilecki
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014
Long term efficacy of low-intensity shockwave
treatment for erectile dysfunction (2 year follow-up)
Yoram Vardi, Israel
B. Appel, N. D. Kitrey, I. Gruenwald
015
Oxford school of Sexual Medicine – how are we
doing?
F. Tripodi, J. Dean, H. Porst, Y. Reisman
016
002
Role of sex education in conservative muslim
society like Pakistan where masturbation is a
taboo and main cause of sexual dysfunction
Muhammad Amir Farooq Nasim, Pakistan
003
Education for sexual responsible behavior among
adolescents
Dubravko Lepusic, Croatia
004
Sex education in a representative sample of Portuguese schools: A mixed approach
C. Duarte
The first FECSM: Who and where, when and how,
why and what?
Shalini Andrews, United Kingdom
G. Arbanas, Y. Reisman
ML-07
10:30 – 11:00
S-06
Symposium – EFS
09:00 – 10:30
Hall Rumeli 1
Psychological models of sexual dysfunction: New
findings from the lab and implications for treatment
Hall Rumeli 1
Moderator: Roberta Rossi, Italy
Lecturer: Pedro Nobre, Portugal
Body perception and sexuality
Trudy Griffioen, The Netherlands
001
Body perception and sexuality in burns survivors
Mujde Oser, The Netherlands
002
Body perception and sexuality: Introduction
Trudy Griffioen, The Netherlands
11:00 – 11:30
003
Eating disorders, body image and sexuality
Itzhak Ben Zion, Israel
The importance of relationship factors in sexual dysfunction
Michael Crowe, United Kingdom
004
Body image and sexuality in cancer survivors
Mijal Luria, Israel
GM-04
Symposium – EFS
Hall Rumeli 1
Gold medal 4
11:00 – 11:30
ML-07
10:30 – 11:00
Hall A1+2
HP-09
Sexual desire in nonhuman animals
PS-07
MSD – preclinical and clinical
Chairs: Javier Angulo, Spain
Konstantinos Hatzimouratidis, Greece
001
Anthropometric parameters and sexual activity
Attila Varga, Hungary
J. Sándor, I. Rurik, F. Fekete
002
Intratunical injection of adipose stromal vascular
fraction prevents fibrosis in a rat model of Peyronie’s disease
M. Albersen, E. Di Trapani, A. Russo, A. Nini,
T. Bivalacqua, A. Salonia, F. Montorsi, P. Hedlund
003
Effects of sildenafil on sperm DNA structure
Evlalia Vlachopoulou, Greece
N. Sofikitis, I. Georgiu, I. Giakoumakis, I. Giannakisa, D. Baltogiannis, L. Lazaros, D. Daphnis,
F. Dimitriadis, A. Takenaka, N. Sofikitis
10:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 11:30
Moderator: Carla Costa, Portugal
Lecturer: Anders Agmo, Norway
Hall B1
Sexuality and education
Chairs: Christine Winkelmann, Germany
001
Break
Integrating sexology education into psychiatry
residency training: Perspectives from the USA
Dennis Lin, USA
E. Kleinbart
39
004
Intrathecal baclofen administration and erectile
dysfunction: Is there a link?
Rocco Salvatore Calabrò, Italy
G. DÁleo, M. C. De Cola, E. Sessa, P. Bramanti,
F. Quattrini
004
Erect penis size in a large group of middle-eastern
men establishment of a norm
A. Tealab, S. Mahmoud, S. Eldawy, G. Muir,
B. Williamson
005
The utility of penile ratio in men with erectile
dysfunction
Muammer Kendirci, Turkey
U. Sariogullari, M. Aydin, M. Kadihasanoglu,
T. Karatag, G. Bayar
005
006
Anti-fibrotic effects of losartan in the prolonged
ischemic priapism on rats
Erkan Efe, Turkey
B. B. Bulut, S. Resim, M. R. Bahar, H. Sayar
Body weight loss reverts obesity-associated hypogonadotropic hypogonadism: A systematic review
and meta-analysis
Mario Maggi, Italy
G. Rastrelli, F. Saad, M. Luconi, G. Forti, E. Mannucci, G. Corona
006
Dehydroepiandrosterone supplementation in elderly
men: A meta-analysis study of placebo controlled
trials
Mario Maggi, Italy
G. Rastrelli, V. Giagulli, G. Forti, E. Mannucci,
G. Corona
007
Education program and penile erection knowledge
in patients after myocardial infarction
Zygmunt Domagala, Poland
D. Kalka, A. Rakowska, L. Rusiecki, K. Womperski,
E. Krauz, J. Stanisz, A. Grychowski, M. Syrycki,
W. Pilecki
008
Endopeptidase inhibition attenuates the contraction induced by big endothelin-1 of isolated
human penile erectile tissue
Pejman Shahin, Germany
S. Ückert, A. Bannowsky, F. Assadi Pour, M. Kuczyk
HP-10
ML-08
11:30 – 12:00
Moderator: Selim Cellek, United Kingdom
Lecturer: Maarten Albersen, Belgium
ML-09
003
Hall Rumeli 1
Sexology and the sexual revolution (1960 – 1980)
Chairs: Andrea Isidori, Italy
002
11:30 – 12:00
Male sexual dysfunction II
001
Hall A1+2
Using regenerative medicine in times of crisis –
science vs. economics vs. consciousness
11:00 – 11:30
Moderator: Pedro Nobre, Portugal
Lecturer: Alain Giami, France
The importance of color doppler ultrasonography,
cavernosometry and corpus cavernosum electromyography at diagnosis of patients with erectile
dysfunction
Emrah Okulu, Turkey
D. Dehni, K. Ener, M. Aldemir, O. Kayigil
PS-08
11:30 – 12:00
Hall B1
Reproductive health
Study of the efficacy of using medicine tribestan
for the treatment of erectile dysfunction among
men with benign prostatic hyperplasia
Juriy Gurzhenko, Ukraine
M. Romaniuk, I. Gorpynchenko
Chairs: Robert Porto, France
Tufan Tarcan, Turkey
001
Tadalafil once daily under routine conditions
(EDATE): Patient characteristics, effectiveness
and treatment satisfaction during a 6-month observational study
F. Boess, N. Gehchan, C. Henneges, J. Buvat,
H. Porst
40
Combination therapy with antiestrogen and a natural composite containing Tribulus terrestris, alga
Ecklonia bicyclis, Biovis and myo-Inositol in the
treatment of male idiopathic infertility
A. Ruffo, D. Prezioso, E. Illiano, G. Romeo, L. Romis,
F. Capasso, G. Di Lauro
002
003
004
005
Proteomic analysis of seminal fluid from infertile
patients with oligoasthenoteratozoospermia due to
oxidative stress and comparison to fertile volunteers
F. Kühhas, K. Bennett, J. Greilberger
RT-07
The impact of obesity and tobacco smoke on semen
parameters and hormonal profile in Saudi men
Alaa Abdalllah, Saudi Arabia
G. Garaffa, B. Williamson, G. Muir, M. Shamndy,
A. Badwan, M. Habous
Antonio Palha, Portugal
13:00 – 14:30
Hall B1
Cultural and religious milieu – the case for sexual
orientation, sexual behaviors and sexual health
The effect of cell phone use on sperm parameters
Comparison of the ratio of the length of the second and fourth digits in subgroups of fertile and
infertile cases
Emre Can Akinsal, Turkey
A. Demirtas, O. Ekmekcioglu
001
Impact of the Jewish religion on sexual behaviour
Moshe Mock, Israel
002
Is religiosity a barrier to sexual health?
Mijal Luria, Israel
003
Homosexuality in Islam: Critical reflection of gay
and lesbian muslims
Rusi Jaspal, United Kingdom
PS-09
14:30 – 15:00
12:00 – 13:00
ML-08
Peyronie disease and penile fracture
Break
Chairs: Fulvio Colombo, Italy
Giulio Garaffa, United Kingdom
001
Autoimmune diseases are highly comorbid in
patients with Peyronie’s disease – results of a
cross-sectional real life study among EuropeanCaucasian men
E. Ventimiglia, M. Colicchia, P. Capogrosso,
A. Serino, L. Boeri, L. Villa, G. Castagna, A. Russo,
F. Castiglione, F. Montorsi
002
Diagnosis of penile fracture by magnetic resonance
imaging: Comparison with surgical results
Georgios Hatzichristodoulou, Germany
J. Gschwend, K. Herkommer, N. Zantl
003
Combination therapy between intralesional verapamil and oral antioxidants for Peyronies disease:
A prospective, randomized-controlled study
Salvatore Privitera, Italy
G. I. Russo, T. Castelli, M. Madonia, S. La Vig
nera, R. Condorelli, A. E. Calogero, S. Cimino,
G. Morgia, V. Favilla
004
Surgical treatment of Peyronie’s disease using
quadratic derma graft
F. Kuehhas
005
Severe penile injuries in children and adolescents:
Reconstruction modalities
Miroslav Djordjevic, Serbia
M. Bumbasirevic, M. Bizic, B. Stojanovic, M. Majstorovic, V. Vukadinovic, Z. Radojicic, Z. Krstic
13:00 – 13:30
Hall Rumeli 1
What boys really desire to know about sex
Moderator: Goran Arbanas, Hungary
Lecturer: Osmo Kontula, Finland
RT-10
13:00 – 14:30
Hall A1+2
Oncosexology
Chairs: Raanan Tal, Israel
Pierre Bondil, France
001
Endocrine tumors in women – what pledge must
pay sexual health?
002
What actually is sexuality after prostate cancer?
John P. Mulhall, USA
003
Pelvic radiotherapy and sexual function in men
and women
004
Reproduction vs sexuality in women with cancer
– how to preserve? What to preserve?
Michael Krychman, USA
005
Cancer nurses difficulties in communication about
sexuality
Alain Giami, France
Hall A1+2
41
PS-10
14:30 – 15:00
002Unconventional cardiovascolar risk factors in men
seeking medical help for erectile dysfunction
Hall B1
Women’s sexual health II
003
Chairs: Abdullah Armagan, Turkey
001
002
003
004
Vaginal penetration phobia in Arab women: Retrospective cohort study – a gynaecologist experience
Tarfah Al Muammar, Saudi Arabia
p. mcwalter
RT-08
The characteristics of sexual function in women
according to menstrual cycle stages
Serpil Abali, Turkey
E. Aslan
15:30 – 16:30
Hall B1
Multimodal approach to premature ejaculation –
cases discussion
Chairs: Elia Bragagna, Austria
Elsa Almas, Norway
The effect of Lichtenstein tension-free mesh hernia
repair on couple’s sexual life
Mustafa Burak Hoscan, Turkey
Z. Karabulut, P. Dogan, A. Tunckiran
The prevalence of sexual dysfunction and urinary
incontinence as pelvic floor dysfunction and associated risk factors in Turkish women
Ö. Yaman, I. Orhan, M. Usta, M. Basar, S. Resim,
R. Asci, B. Gumus, A. Kadioglu
15:00 – 15:30
Cardiovascular and sexual health – is the population from Middle East at a higher risk?
Ahmed El-Sakka, Egypt
001
Combination pharmacological and psychological
interventions should be the gold standard in
treating men with PE
Stanley Althof, USA
002
Chronic SSRIs represent the only effective approach for PE
Marcel D. Waldinger, The Netherlands
003
What does really work in daily clinical practice?
Break
Closing Ceremony
16:30 – 17:00
RT-11
Best Presentation Awards
15:30 – 16:30
F1000 Poster Prizes
Hall A1+2
Erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular risk – an old
story with new insights
Chairs: Pedro Simoes Vendeira, Portugal
Imre Rurik, Hungary
001
Conventional cardiovascolar risk factors for erectile dysfunction – results from the 3rd Princeton
Consensus Panel
Martin Miner, USA
42
Hall A1+2
ABC-DAY 01
ABC Master Course
Hall B2
General Consideration
Hall B2
l ABC Master Course
14:15 – 14:35
Sexual response
Chair: Beatrice Cuzin, France
09:00 – 11:05
Sexual response models and variations
Basic anatomy, physiology and endocrinology, part 1
Chair: Pedro Simoes Vendeira, Portugal
1. Male anatomy. Physiology and hormones
Ilan Efraim Gruenwald, Israel
09:00
Hall B2
10:00
4. Brain and hormones
Tillmann Krüger, Germany
10:30
Questions and Answers
10:50
14:35 – 14:55
Psychological treatment
2. Female anatomy, physiology and
endocrinology09:30
3. HPG and menstrual cycle physiology
14:15
When patients should receive psycho-sexual counseling
Hall B2
14:35
15:00 – 16:00
Sexual development and orientation, part 1
Chair: John Dean, United Kingdom
11:05 – 11:20
Hall B2
Break
11:20 – 11:50
Basic anatomy, physiology and hormones, part 2
Chair: Pedro Simoes Vendeira, Portugal
1. Sexual differentiation, development & disorders
15:00
2. Sexual identity disorders (GID)
15:15
Genetic factors in female sexual disorders
11:20
3. Sexual orientation
15:30
Sexual motivation, love and intimacy
11:35
4. Social, cultural and religious factors
15:45
16:00 – 16:15
Break
Hall B2
11:50 – 12:05
Sexuality and childhood, part 1
Hall B2
1. Normal sexual development
11:50
12:05 – 13:30
Break
Hall B2
Sexual development and orientation, part 2
Chair: Geoffrey Hackett, United Kingdom
13:30 – 13:50
Sexuality and childhood, part 2
2. Pubertas precox & tarda
Hall B2
16:15 – 16:55
5. Sexual behavior variations and paraphilia
Petr Weiss, Czech Republic
16:15
6. Sexual addiction
Petr Weiss, Czech Republic
16:30
16:45
Hall B2
13:30
16:55 – 17:30
Male sexual (dys-)function – Hormonal disorders
Chair: Giovanni Corona, Italy
13:50 – 14:15
Sexuality in the elderly
Aging male, female and couple
13:50
14:10
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1. Prolactin, thyroid hormones, other
16:55
2. Androgens
17:05
17:25
ABC Master Course l
ABC-DAY 02
ABC Master Course
Hall B2
13:40 – 14:50
Erectile disorders (ED), part 2
Hall B2
Chair: Dimitris Hatzichristou, Greece
09:00 – 09:35
Andrological emergencies
Chair:Natalio Cruz, Spain
1. Priapism
09:00
2. Penile traumas and fractures
Natalio Cruz, Spain
09:15
09:30
Hall B2
1. ED: Definition, epidemiology, predictors and risks
13:40
2. ED treatment
Natalio Cruz, Spain
14:10
14:40
Hall B2
14:55 – 15:30
Ejaculatory and orgasm disorders, part 1
09:35 – 10:50
Chair: Marcel D. Waldinger, The Netherlands
Penile disorders
1. Premature ejaculation, etiology, epidemiology, risk factory and diagnosis
Natalio Cruz, Spain
Chair:Natalio Cruz, Spain
14:55
1. Phimosis and short frenulum
09:35
2. Peyronie disease
09:45
3. Mircopenis and small penis syndrome
10:15
4. Penile skin lesions and infections
10:30
10:35
Ejaculatory and orgasm disorders, part 2
10:50 – 11:15
Break
3. Delayed / absent ejaculation / orgasm
16:00
4. Retrograde ejaculation and painful ejaculation
16:15
Hall B2
2. Medical and psychological treatment of PE 15:10
15:30 – 16:00
Hall B2
Desire / libido disorders
Chair: Yoram Vardi, Israel
11:15
2. Hypoactive sexual desire
11:25
11:45
Hall B2
Hall B2
Chair: Paraskevi-Sofia Kirana, Greece
Cycle, menopause and hormonal disorders
11:50 – 12:10
Chair: Dimitris Hatzichristou, Greece
11:50
12:10 – 13:40
Break
16:20 – 16:40
HPG axis
Erectile disorders (ED), part 1
Psychogenic ED: Tips and tricks
16:00 – 16:20
Chair: Marcel D. Waldinger, The Netherlands
11:15 – 11:50
1. Hyperactive sexual disorder
Break
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16:20
Hall B2
16:40 – 17:00
l ABC Master Course
Hall B2
Restless genital syndrome
Sexual arousal disorder
Restless genital syndrome
Marcel D. Waldinger, The netherlands
Hall B2
16:40
Sexual arousal disorder
17:00 – 17:40
Hypoactive sexual desire and aversion
1. Etiology, epidemiology, risk factors
Maria Christina Meriggiola, Italy
17:00
2. Diagnosis and treatment
Maria Christina Meriggiola, Italy
17:30
Please visit the Poster Exhibition
Upper level:
ESSM Highlighted Posters
Lower lever:
ESSM Poster Exhibition
opening Hours
e 08:30 – 17:00
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17:40 – 18:00
17:40
ABC Master Course l
ABC-DAY 03
ABC Master Course
Hall B2
11:15 – 12:30
Sexual dysfunction and chronic conditions
Hall B2
Chair: Woet L. Gianotten, The Netherlands
09:00 – 09:20
Orgasmic disorders
Benign conditions and SD (DM, RA, renal
insufficiency)
11:15
Prostatic diseases and SD
11:35
Cancer and sexuality
11:55
12:25
Dyspareunia09:20
12:30 – 13.30
Break
Vaginismus09:30
Hall B2
Chair: Johannes Bitzer, Switzerland
Orgasmic disorders
Hall B2
09:00
09:20 – 09:50
Pain
Chair: Johannes Bitzer, Switzerland
Vulvar vestibulitis syndrome
Hall B2
Chair: Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
09:50 – 10:10
Others, part 1
Chair: Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Contraception and sexuality
09:50
10:10 – 10.30
Break
Hall B2
13:30 – 14:45
Iatrogenic sexual dysfunction
09:40
10:30 – 11:15
Others, part 2
Female sexual dysfunction after pelvic surgery/radiotherapy
13:30
Drug induced SD
13:45
Male sexual dysfunction after pelvic surgery/radiotherapy
Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
14:05
Penile- and sexual rehabilitation
14:25
Hall B2
Chair: Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Pelvic floor disorder and sexual function
10:30
Pregnancy and sexual function
10:45
Infertility and sexuality
11:00
14:45 – 15:05
Mass media and influence on sexuality
Chair: Arik Shechter, Israel
Mass media and influence on sexuality
Aleksandar Stulhofer, Croatia
Hall B2
14:45
15:05 – 15:25
Toys are not only for joy
Chair: Arik Shechter, Israel
Toys are not only for joy
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15:05
EUROPEAN SOCIETY
FOR SEXUAL MEDICINE
17th CONGRESS OF THE EuROPEAN
SOCIETy FOR SEXuAL MEDICINE
5 – 7 February 2015 | Copenhagen, Denmark
www.essm.org
SAVE THE DATE
Hosted by: Scandinavian Society for Sexual Medicine
ESSM Poster Presentations – MSD
P-01poster Presentation
011
Evaluation of the relationship between asymmetric
dimethylarginine (ADMA) and severity of erectile
dysfunction in chronic renal failure
Onur Kaygisiz, Turkey
K. Gokcen, B. Coskun, H. E. Ackgoz, Y. Kordan,
O. Serin, H. Kalacarslan
012
Depression and sexual dysfunction in Turkish men
diagnosed with infertility
Elçin Orhan, Turkey
E. Coskuner
013
The association between varicocele presence, grade
and sexual dysfunction, bph-luts in elderly men
Alper Otunctemur, Turkey
M. Bozkurt, H. Besiroglu, M. Dursun, S. Sahin,
I. Koklu, M. Erkoc, E. Danis, E. Ozbek
014
Do body image related dimensions impact men’s
erectile function? Preliminary results from a community study
M. J. Alvarez, P. Nobre, E. Laan, S. Byers, L. Vicente, N. M. Pereira
015
The role of ejaculation frequency in the etiology
of stable angina in young males
Levent Sagnak, Turkey
F. Aksun, A. G. Ertem, H. Ersoy, N. Karakoyunlu,
H. Topaloglu, U. Ozok
016
Corpus cavernosum electromyography: Could it be
a parameter to predict ageing?
K. Agras, K. Ener, D. Dehni, O. Kayigil
017
Aging, smoking, hypertention, and diabetes are
negative risk factors in vasculogenic erectile dysfunction as shown in penile duplex ultrasound
parameters while penile size does not matter
W. Elhadek, B. Williamson, M. E. Elkhouly,
A. Ghidan, K. Ali
018
The autonomic dysfunction and the quality of life
in patients with erectile dysfunction: Preliminary
report
Ersel Dag, Turkey
D. Tuglu, Y. Turkel, T. Sipal, E. Yuvanc
Erectile function in patients with hypergonadotropic hypogonadism and azoospermia
Aleksander Khelaia, Georgian
L. Managadze
019
Solid organ transplantation in a patient with late
latent syphilis: Overcoming fears
Omar Dahmani, France
C. Sophoclis, M. Kebir, A. Sakho, P. Demarchi
Pistachio diet improves erectile function parameters and serum lipid profiles in patients with
erectile dysfunction
E. Okulu, S. Neselioglu, O. Erel, O. Kayigil
020
Sexual life after surgery for bilateral testicular
tumor
Catalin Belinski, Romania
A. Manu, N. Calomfirescu
Male sexual dysfunction
001
002
The protective role of curcumin in experimental
ischemic priapism and reperfusion injury of rats
Murat Atar, Turkey
S. Cakmakci, Y. Yilmaz, M. Daggulli, M. N. Bodakci, N. K. Hatipoglu, H. Soylemez, A. A. Sancaktutar
The predictive effect of Neutrophil / Lymphocyte
ratio on the severity of erectile dysfunction
Mehmet Erol Yildirim, Turkey
H. Badem, M. Cavis, O. F. Karatas, E. Cimentepe
003
The examination of the percentage of morphologi
cally normal sperm: With or without stain
Elvan Koyun, Turkey
Ö. E. Dogan
004
The relationship between social phobia and sexual
satisfaction in patients with prostate cancer
Murat Gul, Turkey
E. Sari, S. Göktas
005
The evidence-base for sex therapy for sexual dysfunctions. A systematic review and metaanalysis
Brynjar Landmark, Norway
E. Almås, K. G. Brurberg, W. Fjeld, K. Hammerstrøme, K. O. Svendsen, D. Sørensen, H. Aars,
L. M. Reinar
006
Treatment of sexual dysfunction and OCD: A paradox
Muhammad Khan, Pakistan
K. Rahman, Z. Mukhtar
007
Erectile dysfunction in Qatar: Study of prevalence
and risk factors
Abdulla Al Naimi, Qatar
A. Majzoub, R. Talib, O. Canguven
008
The influence of different metabolic syndrome
definitions in predicting vasculogenic erectile dysfunction – is there a role for the index of central
obesity?
Hugo Carvalho, Portugal
I. Campos Costa, F. Botelho, N. Tomada
009
010
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MSD – ESSM Poster Presentations
021
A clinical study comparing bivap saline vaporization of the prostate with bipolar turp: Early complications, physiological changes and postoperative
follow-up outcomes
022
Comparison of arterial blood supply to the testicles
in the preoperative and early postoperative period
in patients undergoing subinguinal varicocelectomy
Kemal Ener, Turkey
Y. E. Ucgul, E. Okulu, M. Aldemir, E. Isik, O. Kayigil, M. F. Ozcan
023
024
025
Physicians’ attitude toward female genital plastic
surgery - A multinational survey
A. Salonia, A. Shechter, H. Porst, Y. Reisman,
A. Burri
How can Millin prostatectomy influence the urinary
symptoms, the sexual status and the quality of life
of men suffering from benign prostatic enlargement?
Chrysovalantis Toutziaris, Greece
K. Gkagkalidis, S. Kampantais, L. Laskaridis,
S. Ioannidis, I. Vakalopoulos, G. Dimitriadis
Penile prosthesis implantation for treating erectile
dysfunction: Initial experience of a single surgeon
in 26 patients
Necmettin Penbegul, Turkey
S. Cakmakci, M. Atar, M. Daggulli, M. N. Bodakci,
N. K. Hatipoglu, A. A. Sancaktutar
026
An interesting case: Undescended testis with normal scrotal position of the epididymis
Mehmet Yýlmaz, Turkey
027
The reducing edge fibrosis graft after surgical corporoplastic
Andrey Arkatov, Ukraine
O. Knigavko, V. Lesovoy
028
Tolerance of interferon alfa-2b treatment by Peyronie’s disease
Lukas Bittner, Czech Republic
J. Heracek, R. Grill
029
The role of vacuum pump therapy after incision or
partial plaque excision and grafting for Peyronies
disease
G. Gentile, C. V. Pultrone, A. Franceschelli
030
Peculiarities of vegetative nervous system in
patients with Peyronie’s disease
Juriy Gurzhenko, Ukraine
M. Romaniuk
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031
Investigation of the role of myofibroblast differentiation in Peyronie’s disease
Marta Mateus, United Kingdom
W. Stebbeds, A. Raheem, A. Muneer, N. Christopher, D. Ralph, S. Cellek
032
Original space maintainer device in penile lengthening: A new technique
P. Letizia, A. Rossi, A. Conversi, L. Alei
033
Proximal hypospadias repair
Miroslav Djordjevic, Serbia
M. Majstorovic, M. Bizic, B. Stojanovic, G. Korac,
V. Vukadinovic, Z. Radojicic, Z. Krstic
034
Diagnosis of false penile fracture: An algorithm
Tevfik Ziypak, Turkey
S. Adanur, E. Keskin, Y. Aksoy, I. Ozbey
035
Second pathways in the pathophysiology of ischemic priapism and treatment alternatives
Ahmet Karakeci, Turkey
F. Firdolas, T. Ozan, I. Unus, M. S. Ogras, I. Orhan
036
The use of bosentan, theophylline and vardenafil
in the treatment of priapism
Ihsan Unus, Turkey
A. Karakeci, f. firdolas, t. ozan, i. Orhan
037
Priapism: Our 25 years experience
Senol Adanur, Turkey
T. Ziypak, E. G. Özbey, F. Özkaya, T. Yapanoglu,
I. Özbey
038
Outcomes of perineal urethrostomy in patients
with complex anterior urethral strictures
A. Kochetov, V. Parshin, R. Abramov
039
Comparative efficacy of silicone-based and silver
impregnated urinary catheters in the prevention
of nosocomial urinary tract infections after reconstructive urethroplasty
B. Gvasalia, A. Kochetov, R. Abramov
040
Which skin grafts use treatment parafinoma?
Dung Mai Ba Tien, Vietnam
041
The infrapubic testis transposition: A new surgical
approach to manage the bilateral testicular hypotrophy
Massimiliano Timpano, Italy
M. Falcone, L. Rolle, C. Ceruti, O. Sedigh, M. Preto,
B. Frea
042
Lichen sclerosus after male to female penile inversion vaginoplasty
Borko Stojanovic, Serbia
M. Bizic, V. Kojovic, M. Majstorovic, G. Korac,
M. Djordjevic
ESSM Poster Presentations – MSD
043
Premature ejaculation: Different treatments, different results
San Martín Carlos, Spain
J. Ana Rosa, T. Mª José, S. Froilán
044
Sexual problems in patients with long term DJ
stent inserted in related to the ureteral stone
Ayhan Karaköse, Turkey
Ö. Aydogdu, Y. Z. Atesçi
045
Lifelong premature ejaculation less than one-minute intravaginal ejaculation latency time
Joon Yong Kim, Republic of Korea
046
Primary premature ejaculation that always occurs
within 10 seconds
047
Improvement in sexual function and fertility in
patients with ejaculatory disorders
Oleksandr Knigavko, Ukraine
V. Lesovoy, A. Arkatov
048
Sertraline in non-infectious urethral discharge
Osman Köse, Turkey
H. Salam, T. Kumsar, S. Budak, O. Adsan
049
Associations between premature ejaculation, lower
urinary tract symptoms and erectile dysfunction
in middle aged korean policemen
Jun Ho Lee, Republic of Korea
050
Can the performer of the circumcision be a risk
factor in premature ejaculation?
Onur Telli, Turkey
T. Karakan, M. Kabar, M. A. Karagöz, A. Demirbas,
M. Eroglu
051
Two clinical cases of successful treatment for
debutante form of lifelong delayed ejaculation
Zurab Marshania, Georgian
052
Delayed ejaculation and sexual conflicts in a
healthy 40 years old man
G. De Maio, A. Crudele, L. Cleffi, A. Di Marco, E.
Arduino, T. Strepetova
053
054
How to reduce exposure to radiation for patient
and medical staff? - Paradigm shift from cystogram to transrectal ultrasound in the evaluation
of the vesicourethral anastomosis after radical
prostatectomy
S. Ückert, K.-P. Jünemann, H. van Ahlen
An analysis of the influences of bivap saline
vaporization of the prostate on sexual function in
patients with benign prostatic obstruction
Ayhan Karaköse, Turkey
Ö. Aydogdu, Y. Z. Atesçi
50
055
Metabolic syndrome and prostate abnormalities
in male subjects of infertile couples
G. Corona, L. Vignozzi, M. Rossi, E. Maseroli, S. Ci
priani, M. Gacci, G. Forti, M. Maggi
056
Evaluation of shared risk factors of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome, erectile
dysfunction, lower urinary tract symptoms and
metabolic syndrome in Saudi Arabia
Alaa Abdalllah, Saudi Arabia
G. Garaffa, B. Williamson, G. Muir, A. Badwan,
M. Habous
057
Is the presence of metabolic syndrome important
for predicting the effiency of the treatments of
Doksazosin 4 and 8 mg
Tanju Keten, Turkey
M. Balci, Y. Aslan, O. Guzel, M. Balci, E. Koseoglu,
A. Tuncel, A. Atan
058
Clinical implications of measuring prolactin levels
in males of infertile couples
G. Corona, E. Maseroli, M. Rossi, A. Silverii, S.
DeglÍnnocenti, G. Rastrelli, G. Forti, M. Maggi
060
Sexuality of 26-36-year-old lithuanian men with
proven excellent reproductive health
Valentinas Matulevicius, Lithuania
R. Ostrauskas, R. T. Preikša, B. Zilaitiene, I. Banisauskaite, I. Matuleviciute, J. Jureviciute, S. Abramavicius, V. Urbanavicius, R. Verkauskiene
061
Sexual function, quality of life and metabolic
syndrome parameters in 162 obese hypogonadal
men under long-term treatment with testosterone
undecanoate
Farid Saad, Germany
G. Doros, A. Traish, A. Yassin
062
Male androgen deficit and chronic infections as
factors chronic replaced urolithiasis
Oleksandr Knigavko, Ukraine
V. Lesovoy, A. Arkatov, M. Mamedov
063
The integrity of somato-sensitive via throught
pudende nerve evaluating by genito sensory analyzer
P. Letizia, A. Rossi, L. Alei, A. Conversi
064
The effect of increasing paternal body mass index
on pregnancy and live birth rates in couples undergoing intracytoplasmic sperm injection
Mehmet Umul, Turkey
S. A. Köse, E. Bilen, A. G. Altuncu, T. Oksay, M.
Guney
MSD – ESSM Poster Presentations
065
Factors effecting the necessity for medical treatment in patients who underwent transurethral
resection of the prostate
066
Spontaneous thrombosis of left spermatic vein:
Report of 2 cases
Catalin Belinski, Romania
A. Manu
067
First case of bilateral, synchronous anaplastic
variant of spermatocytic seminoma treated with
radical orchifunicolectomy as single approach:
Case report and review of the literature
Alessandro Franceschelli, Italy
G. Gentile, R. Schiavina, Z. Zukerman, D. Romagnoli, F. Colombo
068
Awareness of Korean men about circumcision
B. M. Kim
069
Impact of sexual activity on HbA1c levels in
patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus after penile
prosthesis implantation
Raidh Talib, Qatar
O. Canguven, A. Al Ansari
070Urogenital function in morbidly obese men following bariatric surgery
Maha Aleid, United Kingdom
S. Cellek, A. Muneer, M. Hashemi, J. George
071
Reversible bipolar burning disease
Omar Dahmani, France
C. Sophoclis, M. Kebir, P. Demarchi
072
Results of microsurgical varicocelectomy for infertile patients
Dung Mai Ba Tien, Vietnam
51
ESSM Poster Presentations – FSD
P-02poster Presentation
Female sexual dysfunction
Flaccid penile acceleration as a marker of cardiovascular risk in men without classical risk factors
Giulia Rastrelli, Italy
F. Lotti, A. Aversa, M. Bartolini, M. Mancini,
E. Mannucci, M. Maggi, G. Corona
002
Impact of iron deficiency anemia on women sexual
dysfunction in short term
Yigit Akin, Turkey
H. Gulmez, M. Savas, M. Gulum, H. Ciftci, E. Yeni,
S. Yalcinkaya
004
005
006
The impact of diabetes on female sexual function:
A single center experience
Konstantinos Dimitropoulos, Greece
V. Tzortzis, A. Karatzas, M. Melekos, A. Bargiota
010
Effect of being overweight on female sexual dysfunction
Bulent Altay, Turkey
B. Erkurt
011
Case report: Incidental testicular tumor
Devrim Tuglu, Turkey
F. Bal, E. Yuvanc, M. K. Kirdag, P. Atasoy, E. Yilmaz, E. Batislam
012
Premature ejaculation: Is it really effects partners
social life
Murat Gul, Turkey
E. Sari, S. Göktas
013
Surgical treatment of phimosis of the clitoris in
woman presenting sexual dysfunction: A case
report
P. Letizia, L. Alei, A. Rossi, A. Conversi
014
Mind and body in vaginismic women
R. Bochicchio, L. Otranto, D. Trotta
015
Post-partum period and sexual function: A Hungarian survey
Erika Eros, Hungary
016
The effect pregnancy on female sexual functions
Onder Malkoc, Turkey
S. Resim, B. Bulut
018
Effect of gingivitis, periodontitis, and halitosis on
female sexual dysfunction: A preliminary study
Tuba Talo Yildirim, Turkey
K. Yildirim, F. Acun Kaya, N. K. Hatipoglu,
M. Daggulli, M. Atar, M. N. Bodakci
001
003
009
The relationship between female sexual dysfunction and myofascial pain syndrome and the effect
of interferential current therapy on female sexual
function
Tolga Akman, Turkey
M. Kayacan Akman, A. Yildirim-Guzeland, B. Huner, M. Uludag, A. Tepeler, M. Akcay, A. Arrmagan
The effect of pregnancy on sexuality of Turkish
women
Ikbal Cekmen Kaygusuz, Turkey
M. E. Yildirim, H. Kosger, A. Eser, O. F. Karatas,
E. Cimentepe, H. Kafali
Depression and sexual dysfunction in Turkish
women having partners with an infertility diagnosis
Elçin Orhan, Turkey
E. R. Coskuner, N. Aktas
The comparison of sexual functions in pregnant
and non-pregnant women
Mustafa Aydin, Turkey
N. Cayonu, L. Irkilata, H. C. Demirel, M. Keles,
M. K. Atilla, M. Kendirci
007
A case report of successful team approach treatment of provoked vulvodynia
D. Scepanovic
008
Validation of the partner version of the multidimensional vaginal penetration disorder questionnaire
(PV-MVPDQ): A tool for clinical assessment of
lifelong vaginismus in Iranian population
Mitra Molaei, Islamic Republic of Iran
E. Merghati Khoei, M. Salehi, A. Yousefy, R. Latifnejad Roudsari, P. Salehi, K. Shafiei
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Multidisciplinary Joint Committee on l
Sexual Medicine Exam (MJCSM)
28 January 2014
An Essm Guide to the Qualification Examination and
Preparation Courses 2014
of the MJCSM. It is essential that applicants provide all the
required information when registering and that their registration form is type-written.
Fellow of the European Board on Sexual Medicine (FECSM)
Who can apply?
FECSM is a particular qualification in Sexual Medicine
awarded under auspices of the UEMS, the EU organisation
with responsibility for specialist medical practice. To be
eligible to take the FECSM examination, you must be:
The qualification examination of the Multidisciplinary Joint
Committee on Sexual Medicine (MJCSM) will take place on
28 January 2014.
Sexual Medicine is a discipline concerned with the impact
of physiology and pathophysiology, psychology and psycho-pathology, relationships, socio-cultural influences, developmental effects, sexual identity, sexual behaviours,
gender identity and inter-gender differences on the sexuality of men and women of all ages, both as individuals and
within the context of their relationships. Its aim is the restoration of sexual health, a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being with respect to sexuality, as well
as the management of sexual problems.
e A registered medical practitioner
and
e Accredited as a medical specialist in your country of
practice
or
e A General Practitioner / Family Physician with more than
5 years’ clinical experience of unsupervised independent
practice
When registering for the exam, the applicant should deliver:
e A fully-completed registration form
e A description of his / her educational and clinical experience in the field of Sexual Medicine
e A list of publications in the field of Sexual Medicine,
if any (not obligatory)
e Authenticated proofs of your medical qualifications
e Two letters of recommendation according to standard
format
The MJCSM was established by the UEMS specialist sections of Urology, Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Psychiatry and functions within the framework of their respective
statutes and bylaws. The main objective is to guarantee the
highest standards of health care in the field of Sexual Medicine in the countries of the European Union and associated European countries, by ensuring that the training in
Sexual Medicine is raised to the optimal level. The MJCSM
shall recommend the content of training programmes, the
access for training, and professional knowledge and skills
for Sexual Medicine.
Examination format
The exam duration will be 3 hours and is likely to include
100 MCQs (multiple choice questions) in 5 domains of
Sexual Medicine:
The MJCSM issues a certificate of recognition of quality of
the training programme. Prior to entry into training in Sexual Medicine, candidates should be accredited in a medical speciality relevant to the practice of Sexual Medicine.
Such specialities include Urology, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Psychiatry, Internal Medicine and General Practice,
although this is not a comprehensive list.
1.Basic science (including psychology) of the sexual
response including sexual development
2.
The MJCSM determines the standards for training and assessment in Sexual Medicine. Successful candidates will
be awarded on behalf of the MJCSM the title of “Fellow of
the European Committee of Sexual Medicine” (FECSM).
General sexual issues
a. Impact of gender
b.Impact of aging
c. Sexual orientation
d.Ethical and legal aspects
e. Historical aspects
3.
Diagnosis and management of male sexual dysfunctions
Last year, 323 physicians took part in the MJCSM exam
and 283 received FECSM qualification.
4. Diagnosis and management of female sexual dysfunctions
5.Other sexual disorders
a. Gender identity disorders
b.Problematic and variant sexual behaviours
c.Impact of other conditions including STI,
cancer and cancer treatments
In January 2014 the second MJCSM exam will take place.
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for the fecsm examination are published on the mjcsm website.
The exam is set under the auspices of the UEMS but all
nationalities, including countries outside the EU, are able
to register for the exam. Eligibility will be individually assessed according to the criteria set out below. The registration forms will be reviewed by the examination committee
The content of the examination will be according to the
curriculum of Sexual Medicine defined by the MJCSM. The
following list of topics is only a guide to the topics that will
be included in the examination:
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28 January 2014
The Sexual Physician must have acquired, and must maintain, specialised knowledge in the following areas, including
relevant basic sciences:
7. Problematic or variant sexual behaviours
a.Paraphilia (exhibitionism, voyeurism, paedophilia,
sadomasochism, fetishism, etc.)
b.Variant (behaviours other than peno-vaginal
intercourse) sexual behaviours
c.High risk, compulsive and / or addictive sexual
behaviour
d.Paraphilia, variant sexual behaviour and the law
1. Sexual development
a.Sexual differentiation and development, including
developmental abnormalities of male and female
genital and reproductive systems
b.Social and cultural factors in sexual development
c.Psychosexual development, including the development of gender identity and sexual orientation
d.The incorporation of sexuality into relationships
e. Mating strategies and patterns of sexual behaviour
8. Gender identity disorders
a. Theories of causation
b.Definitions, classification and systems of nomenclature
c.Epidemiology
d.Diagnosis, management and standards of care
2. Psychology and physiology of sexual response
a.Central and peripheral neurovascular mechanisms,
including the role of higher brain centres
b.Role of hormones and the immune system
c. Genital and other peripheral responses
d.Orgasm, emission and ejaculation
9.Impact of other conditions on sexuality and sexual
function
a.
Somatic or psychic disorders and / or their treatment
b.Sexually transmitted infections
c. Sexual problems related to reproduction
d.Iatrogenic sexual problems, including the impact
of drugs, surgery and radiation
e. Sexual violence and abuse
3.Impact of gender
Similarities and differences between men and women in:
a.Psycho-physiological processes and how they are
experienced
b.Patterns of sexual behaviour throughout life
c. Sexual attitudes
4.
l Multidisciplinary Joint Committee on
Sexual Medicine Exam (MJCSM)
10. Clinical management of sexual disorders
a. Principles
1.Evidence based medicine
2.Combination of psychosomatic and somatomedical
approaches
3.Interdisciplinary collaboration in Sexual Medicine
4.Patient- and couple-centred care
b.Methods
1.Establishing and managing a Sexual Medicine
service
2.Educational
3.Psychotherapeutic
4.Pharmacological
5.Physical and surgical
6.Integrative care
Sexual orientation
a. Theories of causation
b.Epidemiology
c.Impact on sexuality, sexual response and behaviours
d.Evolution of socio-cultural attitudes
5. Ageing and sexuality
a.The effect of physiological, psychological and
socio-cultural factors on sexuality throughout life
b.Changes in sexual response throughout life
6. Sexual dysfunctions in men and women
a.Definitions, classification and systems of nomenclature
b.Epidemiology, pathophysiology and risk factors
c.Differentiation between sexual dysfunction and
short term, or transient, alterations of sexual function
d.Diagnosis and treatment of sexual dysfunctions
1. Desire disorders
2. Arousal disorders
3. Orgasmic disorders
4. Ejaculatory disorders
5. Genital pain and pelvic floor disorders
6. Structural / anatomical abnormalities
11. Ethical and legal aspects of Sexual Medicine
12. Research methods related to Sexual Medicine
13. History of Sexual Medicine
A detailed and annotated Syllabus of Sexual Medicine is
published by the ESSM Education Committee.
Exam date:
28 January 2014
Location:
Ramada Plaza Hotel
Istanbul, Turkey
Application/
Registration deadline: 14 November 2013
Examination fee:
EUR 400
Get more information at www.mjcsm.org
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First Examination in Clinical Sexology of ESSM and EFS l
28 January 2014
An Efs and Essm Guide
When registering for the exam, the applicant should deliver:
to the Qualification Examination for Preparation Courses
2014 Efs & Essm Certified Psycho-Sexologist (Ecps)
eA
fully-completed registration form
e A description of his / her educational and clinical experi-
The qualification examination of the EFS and ESSM will
take place on 28 January 2014.
ence in the field of Sexology
eA
list of publications in the field, if any (not obligatory)
e Authenticated proofs of qualifications
e Two letters of recommendation according to standard
The ESSM and EFS collaborate to guarantee and promote
the highest standards of healthcare in the field of Sexology
and Sexual Medicine. For this purpose an educational program and qualification exam were set-up. For the first time
in history, in 2014 the ESSM congress will be joint by the
EFS congress and qualification examination for mark of
excellence is set-up in collaboration between the ESSM
and the EFS.
format
Examination format
The exam duration will be 3 hours and is likely to include
100 MCQ in domains according to the EFS / ESSM Syllabus
of Clinical Sexology, which will be published soon by the
Educational Committee of the ESSM.
This year the first examination for a psychologist qualification will take place.
It includes the following domains:
e Introduction to human sexuality
e Issues of intimate relationships
e Bio-psycho-social aspects of sexual development and the
sexual response
e Diagnostic and therapeutic methods in psychosexual
therapy
e Male sexual dysfunctions
e Female sexual dysfunctions
e Medical conditions and their relation to sexual function
e Other sexual disorders
e Issues related to contraception and childbirth
Exam date:
28 January 2014
Location:
Ramada Plaza Hotel
Istanbul, Turkey
Application/
Registration deadline: 14 November 2013
Examination fee:
EUR 300
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for the exam are published on the
essm website. The exam is set under the auspices of the
EFS and ESSM but all nationalities, including countries
outside the EU, are able to register for the exam.
Get more information at www.essm.org
Eligibility will be individually assessed according to the
criteria set out below by the exam committee of both societies. The registration forms will be reviewed by the examination committee. It is essential that applicants provide
all the required information when registering and that their
registration form is type-written.
Who can apply?
e University qualified psychologists, who are accredited
in their country of practice
or
e Psychiatrists
or
e Medical doctors with academic psychotherapy degree
and
e Postgraduate training in sexology including supervised
experience
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25 – 27 January 2014
l ESSM Exam Preparation Courses Program
Location: Ramada Plaza Hotel Istanbul, Halskargazi Cad. No. 63
Preparation Course Fee: EUR 300
Saturday, 25 January 2014
Time
12:00 – 12:10
12:10 – 12:40
12:40 – 13:10
13:10 – 13:40
13:40 – 14:10
14:10 – 14:30
14:30 – 15:00
15:00 – 15:30
15:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 16:30
16:30 – 17:00
Break
Sexual development
Sexuality in elderly population
Sexual clinical history
Sexual orientation
Woet Gianotten, The Netherlands
Break
17:00 – 17:30
17:30 – 18:00
18:00 – 19:00
Erectile dysfunction
09:00 – 10:00
Sunday, 26 January 2014
Lecturer
Male sexual disorders
Hormonal disorders and male sexual dysfunction
Male hypoactive sexual desire disorders
Time
Monday, 27 January 2014
Room A
Introduction
Male anatomy, physiology and hormones
Female anatomy and physiology
Sexual response models
HPG axis (menstrual cycle and menopause)
10:00 – 10:30
10:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 11:30
11:30 – 12:00
12:00 – 12:30
12:30 – 13:30
13:30 – 14:00
14:00 – 14:30
14:30 – 15:00
15:00 – 15:30
15:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 16:30
16:30 – 17:00
17:00 – 17:30
17:30 – 18:00
Time
09:00 – 09:30
09:30 – 10:00
10:00 – 10:30
10:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 12:00
12:00 – 13:00
Room A
Lecturer
Ejaculatory and orgasmic disorders
Female sexual disorders
Sexual arousal disorders
Break
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder
Orgasmic disorders
Sexual pain disorders
Lunch
Female sexual function in midlife
Pelvic floor disorders and sexual function
Pregnancy, postpartum abortion and sexuality
Contraception and sexual function
Break
Others
Variant sexual behaviour
Paraphylia and variant sexual behaviour
Hypersexual behaviour
Gender identity disorders
Room A
Lecturer
Pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction
Cancer and sexuality
Iatrogenic sexual dysfunction and sexual rehabilitation
Break
Tips & tricks of MCQ exam
Lunch
Room A (preparation MJCSM exam)
13:15 – 14:00
14:00 – 15:00
15:00 – 15:30
15:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 16:30
16:30 – 17:00
17:00 – 17:30
Andrological emergencies
Prostate diseases and Sexual function
Penile disorders and M. Peyronie
Break
Female external genitals disorders
Dermatology of the external genitals
STD, AIDS and sexual function
Room B (preparation ECPS exam)
13:00 – 14:30
14:30 – 15:00
15:00 – 15:30
15:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 16:30
16:30 – 17:00
17:00 – 17:30
Sexuality and health promotion, rights and law
Mass media and sexuality
Sexual motivation, intimacy and communication
Break
Therapeutic methods of sexologists
Therapeutic methods of sexologists – cont
Sexual violance and child sexual abuse
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ESSM
European Society for
Sexual Medicine
The European Society for Sexual Medicine (ESSM) is a not-for-profit, multidisciplinary, academic and scientific organisation
dedicated to male and female sexual health and dysfunction.
Benefits from Becoming an
ESSM Member
Take Your Chance –
Become a Member of ESSM, Now !
n ESSM offers its members a permanently updated web-site
with different forums and a monthly update of the whole
scientific literature of Sexual Medicine, Andrology and related medical disciplines.
Seize the day, or in Latin Carpe diem and become a member of
ESSM now, to take all the advantages and benefits of ESSM
membership.
There are two levels of ESSM membership available:
n ESSM provides its members quarterly newsletter, ESSM Today
which features the most recent news in the field of Sexual
Medicine and focuses on key topics of interest to physicians
in the field.
ESSM /ISSM Membership
A combined ESSM / ISSM membership (annual fee 130 EUR) for
both Sexual Medicine Societies (ESSM /ISSM) including all ESSM
and ISSM membership related services, including a subscription
to the Journal of Sexual Medicine which is the monthly journal of
the ISSM (International) and ESSM (European), and is the leading Journal in the field of Sexual Medicine. In addition there are
reduced registration fees for all ISSM /ESSM related congresses.
n ESSM has supported the creation of the Multidisciplinary Joint
Committee on Sexual Medicine (MJCSM) that is working under the auspices of the European Union of Medical Specialists
(UEMS). MJCSM’s objectives are to study, promote and harmonize the highest level of Sexual Medicine in Europe – both
on the basic and postgraduate level. The MJCSM will determine the standards for training and assessment in Sexual Medicine. Successful candidates will be awarded on behalf of the
MJCSM the title of “Fellow of European Committee on Sexual
Medicine (FECSM).
n The ESSM and EFS collaborate to guarantee and promote the
highest standards of healthcare in the field of Sexology and
Sexual Medicine. For this purpose an educational program
and qualification exam was set-up. For the first time in history,
in 2014 the ESSM congress will be joint by the EFS congress
and qualification examination for mark of excellence is set-up
in collaboration between the ESSM and the EFS. This year the
first examination for a psychologist qualification will take place.
Succesful candidates will be awarded the title of „EFS / ESSM
Qualified Psycho-Sexologist“.
n Since 2007 ESSM has offered interested ESSM members the
participation in a course of the European School of Sexual
Medicine. In 2013 the course was held in Budapest with
the participation of more than 30 students from all over the
world, supervised by the School Directors Yacov Reisman
and Francesca Tripodi.
n Besides this structured course ESSM offers at its annual
congresses both instructional courses related to topics of interest in Sexual Medicine and Master Courses covering the
key contents of the ESSM educational program.
n ESSM provides to its members both research grants and fellowship supports, either on individual application or supported by the National Affiliated Societies and after approval by
the ESSM Scientific and Executive Committee.
ESSM only Membership
ESSM only membership (annual fee 50 EUR – reduced to 25
EUR for residents in training) which includes the ESSM official
Scientific and Social periodical, the „ESSM Today“, full access to
the comprehensive ESSM website:
www.essm.org
(including regularly updated scientific material, monthly updated
literature reviews, the most recent guidelines, lecture recordings
and presentations from past ESSM congresses), the opportunity
to participate in the ESSM educational programs, and to apply for
scientific and support grants and a reduced fee for the ESSM
annual congress.
Formal ESSM membership applications can either be submitted
directly to the ESSM or through one of the national ESSM affiliated societies. The ESSM Executive Committee is responsible
for the approval of the membership application.
ESSM Annual Membership Fees (January to December)
Combined ESSM /ISSM Fee incl. JSM Journal
EUR 130
ESSM only Fee
EUR 50*
* A reduced fee EUR 25 is available for residents in training against proof
of evidence.
European Society for Sexual Medicine
ESSM SECRETARIAT
Daniela Pajola | Via Ripamonti 129 | 20141 Milano, Italy
phone: +39 02 – 56601 625 | fax: +39 02 – 70048 577
email: [email protected]
www.essm.org
General Information
Congress Venue
Congress Fees
Lütfi Kırdar
Istanbul Convention & Exhibition Centre (ICEC)
Rumeli Fair and Exhibtion Hall
Gümüs Cad. No. 4 Harbiye | 34367 Istanbul
Congress Registration Counter
All congress materials and documentation will be available
at the congress registration counter located in the entrance
area of the Lütfi Kırdar (ICEC). The congress staff will be
pleased to help you with all enquiries regarding registration,
congress material and congress program. Please do not hesitate to contact the staff members if there is anything they
can do to make your stay more enjoyable.
Opening Hours
Wednesday, 29 January 2014 Thursday, 30 January 2014 Friday, 31 January 2014 Saturday, 1 February 2014 e 08:00
e 08:00
e 08:30
e 08:30
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Registration and Payment
from
2 Oct 2013
ESSM / EFS Members, Physicians (MD)
EUR 600
Non-Members, Physicians (MD)
EUR 700
ESSM / EFS Members
with reduced fees*:
Nurses, Residents in Training, Scientists (PhD), Psychologists, Therapists,
Students
EUR 250
Non-Members with reduced fees*:
Nurses, Residents in Training, Scientists (PhD), Psychologists, Therapists,
Students
EUR 300
Accompanying Persons
EUR 70
* A letter of the Chairman of the Department is necessary.
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Congress Language
The congress language is English. Simultaneous translation
should be provided for the National Symposium of the Turkish Society for Andrology on 29 January 2014. Symposia
in national languages organized by the national affiliated
will be offered in Spanish / Portuguese, German and Turkish
language on Wednesday, 29 January 2014 from 09:00.
During opening hours the congress counter can be reached
at Phone: +90 – 212 – 373 12 40
Registration Fees
Registration fee for participants includes:
e Admission to all scientific sessions
e Admission to poster and technical exhibition
e Admission to the ESSM Opening Ceremony and
Welcome Reception on 29 January 2014
e Conference materials (delegate bag, final program,
abstract book, etc.)
e Morning coffee breaks and lunches from
Thursday to Saturday
Publication for Proceedings
The European Society for Sexual Medicine retains the right
to publish all material presented at the congress in an
ESSM publication.
CO CONGRESS ONLINE®
Participants can benefit from the web based ESSM Congress
information system CO CONGRESS ONLINE® at
www.essm-congress.org.
Registration fee for accompanying persons includes:
e Admission to the ESSM Opening Ceremony and
Welcome Reception on 29 January 2014
e Half day City Sightseeing Tour “Highlights of Istanbul”
on Thursday, 30 January 2014, 09:00 – 13:00
(pre-registration necessary)
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Co ConGRESS onlInE® offers an extensive congress service and provides you with information on:
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now and experience the congress at your fingertips! ESSM
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wherever and whenever you want! The APP is completely
free and provided for iPhone / iPad, Android Smartphone
users at 16th ESSM / 12th EFS Congress 2014 in Istanbul.
e updated scientific program
e Program by day
e Program by formats with accepted abstracts,
chairs and speakers
e Program search
e list of participants (who is who)
e list of exhibitors and sponsors
e Social events
e General congress information
e Supporting program
e City of Istanbul
e Hotel accommodation
e Travel to Istanbul
e news
e Private mailbox
The ESSM 2014 APP is powered by GloBIT’s acclaimed
ConGRESS MoBIlE® software.
Further information is given at www.essm-congress.org/app
SPEAKERS CEnTRE
The speakers centre is located on the lower level of the
lütfi Kırdar (ICEC). Speakers are asked to hand in their CD
RoM or uSB stick, containing the PowerPoint presentation
(IBM format or compatible, no multisession) preferably one
day before their presentation but at the latest 90 minutes
prior to the presentation. The presentation will be transferred to the central congress server and will be available afterwards on a special congress notebook in the hall of the
presentation. Due to time and technical reasons we kindly
ask the speakers not to use their own notebook. Several PC
working stations are provided in the speakers centre where
speakers can also work on their PC charts in a quiet area.
Technical staff will be glad to assist.
WIRElESS lAn
As a courtesy to all participants wireless lAn in the exhibition area allows easy access to the internet. Please select
the WiFi network Lütfi Kırdar.
DATA PRoJECTIon
The data projection on Hall A1+2 and B1 is kindly supported
by
opening Hours
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ESSM Membership Issues
Coffee Breaks and lunches
For ESSM membership issues and any other ESSM business,
please contact our ESSM booth which is situated in the
exhibition area on the upper level of Lütfi Kırdar (ICEC).
Coffee and tea will be served from Thursday, 30 January
until Saturday, 1 February 2014 during the morning coffee
breaks. Lunch will be served during the congress days
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Morning coffee breaks and
lunches will be free of charge to all participants wearing
congress name badges.
Name Badges
All participants are kindly requested to wear their name
badge at all times during the congress. The colors of the
name badge have the following significance:
Congress delegate: Accompanying person: Press: Exhibitor: Staff: Preparation Course:
Restaurant
The congress venue also provides a restaurant named Borsa
Restaurant which is close to the exhibition area.
blue
orange
yellow
green
red
grey (valid 25 – 27 January)
Cloakroom
A cloakroom free of charge is available on the lower level of
the ICEC, Rumeli Fair and Exhibition Hall. You can also
store your luggage here.
If also registered for the congress, participants of the ESSM
Preparation Course are asked to change their invalid grey
badge from the course to the delegate badge.
Emergency and First Aid
Technical Exhibition
In case of emergency please address the staff at the regis
tration counter in entrance area of the Lütfi Kırdar (ICEC).
The attentive staff will be pleased to help.
The technical exhibition will be organized in the foyers of
the upper level of the Lütfi Kırdar (ICEC). Coffee bars will
be located in the technical exhibition.
Opening Hours
Wednesday, 29 January 2014 Thursday, 30 January 2014 Friday, 31 January 2014 Visa
e 12:00 – 21:00
e 08:30 – 17:00
e 08:30 – 17:00
The entry formalities for Turkey vary according to the country
of origin. Please address enquiries about entry and vaccination to your travel agent or the local Turkish consulate. Further
information can also be found at https://www.evisa.gov.tr / en / .
Poster Exhibition
Time
Posters and highlighted posters will be sited in the foyers
of the upper and lower level of Lütfi Kırdar (ICEC).
The time in Turkey is GMT +2.
Upper level: ESSM Highlighed Posters
Lower level: ESSM Poster Presentations
Travel to Istanbul
Travel to Istanbul / Arrival by plane
Istanbul has two international airports; the larger of them
is Istanbul Atatürk. Atatürk as the main airport for all international airlines is located 24 kilometers (15 mi) west
of the city center. Sabiha Gökçen International, 45 kilometers (28 mi) is situated southeast of the city center, it
opened in 2001 to relieve Atatürk and is dominated by
low-cost carriers. The taxi fare from the Atatürk airport to
the city center is approx. EUR 30 – 35. Regular public bus
transportation is also available. It costs approx. EUR 10 per
person and takes, depending on the airport you start from,
ESSM and EFS highlighted poster tours will take place
during the coffee breaks on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Each poster tour includes seven poster presentations chaired by two senior scientists. For further information please
see from page 22 of the scientific program.
Opening Hours
Thursday, 30 January 2014 Friday, 31 January 2014 Saturday, 1 February 2014
e 08:30 – 17:00
e 08:30 – 17:00
e 08:30 – 17:00
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approx. 30 – 45 minutes to the city center. Especially during rush hours travelers need to calculate more time to get
to the city centre.
typhoons and any other cause of circumstance of whatsover
nature beyond control) that have an impact on the
arrangements, timetables or planning of the 16th Congress
of the European Society for Sexual Medicine joint by
12th Congress of the European Society for Sexology and its
corresponding activities in Istanbul, Turkey, ESSM and EFS
have the right to immediately alter or cancel the activities
or events or any of the arrangements, timetables, plans or
other items relating directly or indirectly thereto. No party
involved shall be entitled to any compensation for damages
that result from such alteration or cancellation.
Public Transportation
Istanbul has got 2 metro lines. One from the Atatürk Airport
to Aksaray and one from Levent to Taksim. There are 4 tram
lines and the most useful one is the one between Zeytinburnu (where you can change for the metro to Atatürk Airport) and Kabatas (near Dolmabahce Palace). It passes
many major attractions in the historic center of Old Istanbul
like the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sofia and the Topkapi Palace.
It passes the bridge over the Golden Horn between the Old
and the New Istanbul. From Kabatas there is a new funicular up to Taksim. From Taksim you can take the nostagic
tram through the major shopping street of Pera (Beyoglu)
and then the old funicular (Tünel) down to the bridge over
the Golden Horn. Jetons for single trips are sold right at the
stations and cost 2 TL (EUR 0,65).
Currency
Currency is the Turkish Lira. Exchange rates are announced
daily. Major credit cards are generally accepted by most of
the hotels, restaurants and shops.
Exchange rate: 1 EUR = 2,96 TL (10 January 2014)
Electricity
The local voltage is 230 V. Plugs C & F. You will need a
voltage converter, and plug adapter in order to use U.S. or
other foreign appliances.
Taxis
Flying to Sabiha Gocken Airport (SAW) or to Ataturk Airport
(IST), you can use a taxi to everywhere in the city. Taxis are
waiting outside the airports and the metered fare is around
120 Turkish Lira (EUR 44,60) from Sabiha Gokcen and
55 TL (EUR 20,50) from Ataturk Airport. The taxis tend to
be rather small and with four passengers and four bags it
can be a bit of a squeeze. Journey time is about 45 minutes from Sabiha Gokcen and 30 minutes from Ataturk airport. Due to the traffic situation, sometimes the drive can
take twice as long as planned. Prices may vary, please ask
for price indication before taking a taxi.
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is 2º C at night and 7º C during the day. Rain and snow could
be possible.
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are everywhere in Turkish cities, airports, and even in most
small towns.
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is strictly forbidden.
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The Lütfi Kırdar (ICEC) is a non-smoking venue. Smoking
is prohibited within the congress venue.
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General Information
Safety
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Byzantium, the city now known as Istanbul developed to
become one of the most significant cities in history. For
nearly sixteen centuries following its reestablishment as
Constantinople in 330 AD, it served as the capital of four
empires: The Roman Empire (330 – 395), the Byzantine
Empire (395 – 1204 and 1261 – 1453), the Latin Empire
(1204 – 1261), and the Ottoman Empire (1453 – 1922).
As in all major cities and congress venues, people should
take care of their personal belongings. It is not advised to
(visibly) wear your badge outside the ESSM congress activities and special events.
Discover the City of Istanbul
Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey, constituting the country’s economic, cultural, and historical heart. With a population of 13.9 million, the city forms one of the largest urban
agglomerations in Europe and is the second-largest city in
the world by population within city limits. Istanbul’s vast
area of 5,343 square kilometers (2,063 sqm) is coterminous
with Istanbul Province, of which the city is the administrative capital. Istanbul is a transcontinental city, straddling
the Bosphorus – one of the world’s busiest waterways – in
northwestern Turkey, between the Sea of Marmara and the
Black Sea. Its commercial and historical center lies in Europe, while a third of its population lives in Asia.
Approximately 11.6 million foreign visitors arrived in Istanbul in 2012, two years after it was named a European
Capital of Culture, making the city the world’s fifth-most-popular tourist destination. The city’s biggest draw remains
its historic center, partially listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but its cultural and entertainment hub can be
found across the city’s natural harbor, the Golden Horn, in
the Beyoglu district. Considered a global city, Istanbul is
one of the fastest-growing metropolitan economies in the
world. It hosts the headquarters of many Turkish companies
and media outlets and accounts for more than a quarter of
the country’s gross domestic product.
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List of Exhibitors and Exhibition Plan
By company name
By booth number
Company
Booth No.
AMS
11
Bayer HealthCare Turkey
10
Coloplast
6
Direx GmbH
8
Eczacibasi Pharmaceuticals Company
Booth No.
15
Company
1
ESHA – European Sexual
Health Alliance
2
ISSM – International Society
for Sexual Medicine
3
Medispec Ltd.
4
Menarini Group
5
STORZ MEDICAL AG
6
Coloplast
7
Eli Lilly and Company
8
Direx GmbH
ESSM – European Society for
Sexual Medicine
7
ESHA – European Sexual
Health Alliance
1
ESSM – European Society for Sexual
Medicine
9
ISSM – International Society for
Sexual Medicine
2
9
Medispec Ltd.
3
10
Menarini Group
4
11
AMS
Pfizer Turkey
13
12
Russian Andrology Society
Russian Andrology Society
12
13
Pfizer Turkey
5
14
Turkish Society of Andrology
Turkish Society of Andrology
14
15
Zephyr Surgical Implants sarl
16
16
STORZ MEDICAL AG
Exhibition Floor Plan
5
6
Hall A1+2
Lower level
7
4
3
Hall B1
2
1
8
12
Registration
Counter
9
14
Exhibition Area
10
11 13 15 16
Main Entrance
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ESSM
Highlighted Posters
Acknowledgements
The organizers of the 16th Congress of the European Society for Sexual Medicine joint by the 12th Congress of the
European Sexology Federation gratefully acknowledge the support of the following companies (as per January 2014)
Major Sponsor
Menarini Group
Main Sponsor
Sponsors
AMS
Bayer HealthCare Italy
Coloplast
Direx GmbH
Medispec Ltd.
Pfizer Turkey
Storz Medical AG
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Industry Sessions
SA-01
The asynchronous couple: Potential benefits in treating PE
The role of dapoxetine in PE treatment
11:15 – 12:45 Lilly Symposium
12:15 – 12:45 Bayer Symposium
Hall B2
Q&A and closure remarks
as part of the
Industry sponsored Satellite Symposium
by the Menarini Group
Symposium of the Turkish Society of Andrology on
male infertility (in English language)
SA-05 17:00 – 17:30 Industry-sponsored Round Table 17:15 – 18:15
Hall A1+2
Hall Rumeli 1
Bayer Symposium: „... History of the right patient,
at the right place, at the right time ...“
European Award on Sexual Health – Cases that Matter
Moderators: Ian Eardley, United Kingdom
Chairs: Chiara Simonelli, Rome, Italy
Carlo Bettocchi, Bari, Italy
„... History of the right patient, at the right place, at the
right time ...“
Andrea Salonia. Italy
Refractory psychogenic erectile dysfunction
Raanan Tal, Israel
Erectile dysfunction caused by an idiopathic fistula shunting cavernosal blood away from the penis
Amr Raheem, United Kindgom
In Italian language. Sponsored by Bayer HealthCare Italy.
Hyperprolactinaemia as a reason of low libido in men
Mette Thing Baltzar, Denmark
Always think on all the options… a clinical case on ED
SA-03
Sponsored by Eli Lilly
Avanafil: A new treatment to meet your ED patients’
needs
12:00 – 13:30
Hall A1+2
Chairs: Vincenzo Mirone, Italy
SA-02
Opening lecture – Managing ED: Current situation and
unmet needs
Vincenzo Mirone, Naples, Italy
12:00 – 13:30
John P. Mulhall, USA
Hall A1+2
Premature ejaculation: Treating a highly impacting
multidimensional condition
Why avanafil is different: a look into the key pharmacological properties and related clinical considerations
François Giuliano, Garches, France
Chairs: Emmanuele A. Jannini, Italy
Avanafil: evidences from clinical development trial
John P. Mulhall, New York, USA
Opening and welcome
Meet ED patients’ needs
Konstantinos Hatzimouratidis, Thessaloniki, Greece
Sexual and relationship experience of PE men
Stanley Althof, USA
Q&A and closure remarks
John P. Mulhall, New York, USA
Impact of PE on female partners: Results from a web-based
international survey
Andrea Burri, UK
Industry sponsored Satellite Symposium
by the Menarini Group
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List of Chairpersons and Presenters
Bodakci, M. N. .............................................................. 52
Boddi, V. .......................................................... 25, 29, 34
Bogolyubov, S. ........................................................ 26, 31
Bolmont, M. ................................................................. 22
Bondil, P. ..................................................................... 41
Bozkurt, M. .................................................................. 23
Bozkurt, Y. .................................................................... 23
Bragagna, E. ........................................................... 17, 42
Brendler, J. ................................................................... 36
Briken, P. ..................................................................... 24
Bronner, G. ................................................................... 24
Brotto, L. A. .................................................................. 27
Bulut, B. B. .................................................................. 26
Buncamper, M. ............................................................. 26
Burri, A. ........................................................... 17, 27, 43
Buvat, J. ................................................................ 27, 38
A
Abali, S. ....................................................................... 42
Abdalllah, A. ........................................................... 41, 50
Abreu, L. ...................................................................... 27
Adanur, S. .................................................................... 49
Agmo, A. ...................................................................... 39
Ahmedov, I. .................................................................. 37
Akbas, B. ............................................................... 18, 19
Akinsal, E. C. ................................................................ 41
Akin, Y. ........................................................................ 52
Akman, T. ..................................................................... 52
Alarcão, V. .............................................................. 29, 31
Albersen, M. ........................................................... 36, 40
Aldemir, M. ............................................................ 26, 48
Aleid, M. ...................................................................... 51
Alei, G. .......................................... 22, 30, 35, 49, 50, 52
Almas, E. ................................................... 22, 27, 37, 42
Al Muammar, T. ............................................................ 42
Al Naimi, A. .................................................................. 48
Alonso, M. M. ............................................................... 24
Altay, B. ........................................................... 24, 35, 52
Althof, S. ...................................................................... 42
Ana Rosa, J. ................................................................. 22
Andrews, S. .................................................................. 39
Angulo, J. ............................................................... 35, 39
Antunes, A. .................................................................. 30
Araujo Fraga Da Silva, R. ............................................... 20
Arbanas, G. .................................................................. 41
Areskoug-Josefsson, K. .................................................. 37
Arkatov, A. .................................................................... 49
Armagan, A. .................................................................. 42
Arver, S. ................................................................. 27, 28
Aslan, Y. ....................................................................... 31
Atar, M. ........................................................................ 48
Attay, B. ....................................................................... 18
Auer, M. ....................................................................... 26
Aversa, A. ................................................... 25, 27, 34, 37
Aydin, M. ..................................................................... 52
Aydogdu, O. ................................................ 31, 41, 49, 51
Aydos, K. ...................................................................... 18
Azim, S. A. ................................................................... 36
C
Cabello Santamaria, F. ....................................... 26, 31, 35
Calabrò, R. S. ............................................................... 40
Calomfirescu, N. ........................................................... 34
Camposcosta, I. ............................................................ 34
Canguven, O. ................................................................ 34
Cantafio, P. ................................................................... 25
Capogrosso, P. .............................................................. 38
Cardoso, P. ................................................................... 17
Carlos, S. M. ................................................................. 50
Caruso, S. ........................................................ 21, 27, 32
Carvalheira, A. ........................................................ 30, 33
Carvalho, H. .................................................................. 48
Carvalho, J. .................................................................. 22
Castañé, E. R. ............................................................... 30
Castellini, G. ........................................................... 25, 33
Castiglione, F. ............................................. 20, 29, 31, 39
Cayan, S. ........................................ 18, 19, 32, 35, 42, 44
Cellek, S. ................................................... 19, 20, 35, 40
Chen, J. ....................................................................... 26
Chocholaty, M. .............................................................. 22
Cicero, C. ......................................................... 22, 23, 34
Ciftci, H. ...................................................................... 26
Clement, P. ................................................................... 20
Colombo, F. ...................................................... 19, 41, 49
Corona, G. ...................................... 25, 38, 42, 43, 44, 52
Cosmi, V. .......................................................... 23, 26, 28
Costa, C. .................................................... 17, 20, 35, 39
Crespi, C. ..................................................................... 21
Crowe, M. ..................................................................... 39
Crudele, A. ................................................................... 27
Cruz, N. ..................................................... 17, 18, 19, 44
Culha, M. M. ................................................................ 22
Cuzin, B. .......................................................... 21, 38, 43
B
Baiocco, R. ................................................................... 32
Balci, H. ...................................................................... 18
Bannowsky, A. ............................................ 17, 31, 36, 50
Basar, M. ...................................................................... 18
Bayar, G. ...................................................................... 40
Bayatli, N. .................................................................... 20
Bayerle-Eder, M. ........................................................... 23
Belinski, C. ............................................................. 48, 51
Benestad Pirell, E. E. .................................................... 27
Bernorio, R. ................................................ 21, 23, 29, 36
Bettocchi, C. .................................................... 25, 29, 46
Bhugra, D. .............................................................. 18, 26
Bianchi, T. .................................................................... 29
Bianco, F. ............................................................... 25, 36
Bilgin, O. ...................................................................... 31
Bittner, L. ..................................................................... 49
Bitzer, J. .................................................... 36, 41, 43, 46
Bivalaqua, T. J. ....................................................... 20, 36
Bizic, M. ...................................................................... 30
D
Dag, E. ......................................................................... 48
Daggulli, M. ............................................................ 21, 26
Dahmani, O. ........................................................... 48, 51
Dakanalis, A. ................................................................ 31
Dean, J. ................................................................. 28, 43
De Felice, G. ................................................................. 28
Dekker, A. .................................................................... 27
Del Noce, G. ................................................................. 21
De Maio, G. .................................................................. 32
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Dhejne, C. .................................................................... 25
Dimitropoulos, K. .................................................... 29, 52
Dincer, M. .................................................................... 27
Di Santo, S. G. ........................................................ 33, 37
Djinovic, R. .................................................................. 19
Djordjevic, M. ......................................................... 41, 49
Dogan, S. ..................................................................... 18
Domagala, Z. ................................................................ 40
Drasa, K. ...................................................................... 22
Gruenwald, I. E. ...................................................... 38, 43
Gul, M. .................................................................. 48, 52
Gülüm, M. .................................................................... 30
Gündüz, A. ....................................................... 18, 19, 28
Gurzhenko, J. .......................................................... 40, 49
Guzel, O. ...................................................................... 38
Gvasalia, B. ............................................................ 22, 49
H
Habous, M. ....................................................... 38, 40, 48
Hackett, G. ............................................................. 24, 43
Hattat, H. ..................................................................... 18
Hattat, I. ...................................................................... 18
Hatzichristodoulou, G. ............................................. 31, 41
Hatzichristou, D. ............................................... 37, 40, 44
Hatzimouratidis, K. ................................................. 37, 39
Hellstrom, W. J. G. ........................................................ 29
Herwig, R. .............................................................. 33, 41
Hoscan, M. B. ............................................................... 42
Hossain, M. S. .............................................................. 29
Huhtaniem, I. ............................................................... 27
Hulter, B. ................................................... 21, 25, 33, 37
E
Eardley, I. ..................................................................... 29
Efe, E. ......................................................................... 40
Eleuteri, S. ............................................................. 24, 27
El-Sakka, A. .................................................................. 42
Ener, K. ........................................................................ 49
Ergun, B. ...................................................................... 34
Eros, E. ........................................................................ 52
F
Fabrizi, A. ...................................... 21, 24, 27, 32, 35, 36
Faix, A. ........................................................................ 21
Falcone, M. .................................................................. 26
Farhadi, E. ................................................................... 38
Farley Gillispie, J. ......................................................... 34
Favilla, V. ..................................................................... 41
Fejza, H. ...................................................................... 22
Fekete, F. ..................................................................... 38
Ferenidou, F. ................................................................ 31
Ferlitsch, A. .................................................................. 35
Filippi, S. ..................................................................... 20
Finn, J. ........................................................................ 25
Fisher, A. D. ........................................................... 25, 26
Fitter, J. ....................................................................... 36
Fode, M. .................................................... 22, 30, 31, 37
Fonseca, J. ................................................................... 20
Fontanesi, L.................................................................. 32
Forti, G. ....................................................................... 28
Franceschelli, A. ........................................................... 51
Frey, A. .................................................................. 31, 36
Fusco, F. ................................................................ 37, 38
Fuss, J. ........................................................................ 26
I
Iacono, F. ............................................................... 38, 40
Imbeault, A. ................................................................. 33
Incrocci, L. ....................................................... 30, 33, 41
Isidori, A. ......................................................... 24, 38, 40
J
Jannini, E. A. .................................................... 20, 30, 37
Jaruseviciene, L. ........................................................... 25
Jaspal, R. ..................................................................... 41
Jerkovic, I. .................................................................... 29
Jern, P. .................................................................. 20, 22
K
Kadioglu, A. ................................................ 18, 19, 32, 44
Kalka, D. ...................................................................... 38
Kamenov, Z. A. ............................................................. 28
Karakeci, A. .................................................................. 49
Karaköse, A. ................................................................. 50
Karatas, O. F. ................................................................ 34
Kayes, O. ................................................................ 22, 32
Kaygisiz, O. .................................................................. 48
Kaygusuz, I. C. .............................................................. 52
Kayigil, O. .................................................................... 29
Kayir, A. ....................................................................... 19
Kendirci, M. ........................................................... 24, 40
Keten, T. ...................................................................... 50
Khan, M. ................................................................ 29, 48
Khelaia, A. ................................................................... 48
Kilicarslan, H. ............................................................... 30
Kim, J. Y. ............................................................... 50, 51
Kirana, P.-S. ....................... 29, 31, 32, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46
Klapilova, K. ................................................................. 34
Knigavko, O. ................................................................. 50
Kocur, D. ................................................................ 22, 27
Kojovic, V. .................................................................... 30
Konstatinidis, K. ........................................................... 37
Kontula, O. ................................................. 23, 32, 36, 41
Kopa, Z. ....................................................................... 37
G
Gacci, M. ..................................................................... 28
Gadalla, A. ................................................................... 29
Garaffa, G. .............................................................. 28, 41
Garcia, J. R. ................................................................. 32
Gehrig, P. ..................................................................... 24
Geuens, S. .................................................................... 28
Ghanem, H. .................................................................. 37
Giami, A. ........................................ 21, 27, 33, 36, 40, 41
Gianotten, W. L. ................................................ 24, 43, 46
Giraldi, A. ............................................................... 36, 45
Giuliani, M. .................................................................. 28
Giuliano, F. ............................................................. 20, 32
Gokce, A. ............................................................... 20, 22
Goldmeier, D. ................................................................ 23
Graglia, M. ................................................................... 30
Graziottin, A. .......................................................... 27, 34
Grellet, L. ..................................................................... 21
Griffioen, T. .................................................................. 39
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Kornyenko, A. ............................................................... 33
Köse, O. ....................................................................... 50
Kordan, Y...................................................................... 30
Koyun, E. ..................................................................... 48
Krejèová, L. .................................................................. 23
Krüger, T. ..................................................................... 43
Krychman, M. ......................................................... 34, 41
Nim, C. ........................................................................ 26
Nobre, P. .............................................. 22, 29, 31, 39, 40
O
Okulu, E. ................................................................ 22, 40
Olsen, A. ...................................................................... 38
Orhan, E. ................................................................ 48, 52
Otranto, L. .................................................................... 25
Otunctemur, A. ....................................................... 35, 48
Ozbek, E. ............................................................... 35, 48
Özdemir, Ö. .................................................................. 21
Ozer, M. ................................................................. 23, 39
L
La Fuente de Carvalho, J. M. .......................................... 17
Landmark, B. ................................................................ 48
Lee, J. H. ............................................................... 35, 50
Lee, S. ......................................................................... 18
Lepusic, D. ................................................................... 39
Lew-Starowicz, M. ......................................................... 24
Lin, D. ................................................................... 35, 39
Lledo, E. ...................................................................... 17
Lotti, F. .................................................................. 38, 50
Lourenco, M. ................................................................ 36
Lowenstein, L. ...................................... 24, 34, 39, 46, 49
Luria, M. ................................................................ 39, 41
P
Palha, A. .................................................... 24, 33, 36, 41
Palmas, A. .................................................................... 17
Palminteri, E. ............................................................... 32
Palumbo, F. ............................................................ 32, 44
Panzeri, M. ................................................................... 32
Pascoal, P. ........................................................ 25, 29, 48
Pasini, U. ......................................................... 24, 27, 29
Patel, H. R. .................................................................. 36
Peichert, K. .................................................................. 24
Penbegul, N. ................................................................ 49
Pereira, B. .................................................................... 17
Pereira, N. .................................................................... 22
Pesenti-Salzmann, C. .................................................... 29
Petruccelli, I. .......................................................... 33, 35
Pohanka, M. ................................................................. 33
Pomerol, J. M. .............................................................. 17
Porst, H. .......................................................... 17, 21, 38
Porto, R. .............................................. 21, 24, 28, 30, 40
Prieto, R. ...................................................................... 17
Pristed, R. .................................................................... 27
Privitera, S. .................................................................. 41
Promodu, K. ................................................................. 29
Prunas, A. .................................................................... 33
Puigvert, A. .................................................................. 17
M
Maggi, M. ............................................................... 20, 40
Mai Ba Tien, D. ....................................................... 49, 51
Malkoc, O. .................................................................... 52
Marconi, A. ................................................................... 24
Margreiter, M. ............................................................... 26
Marshania, Z. .......................................................... 37, 50
Martinez-Salamanca, J. I. ................ 17, 19, 20, 22, 32, 33
Mateus, M. ................................................................... 49
Matsui, O. .................................................................... 35
Matulevicius, V. ............................................................. 50
Mavilla, L. .................................................................... 30
McMahon, C. G. ............................................................ 37
Medico, D. .................................................................... 33
Meijide, N. ................................................................... 17
Merghati Khoei, E. ........................................................ 29
Meriggiola, M. C. ........................................................... 45
Miner, M. ..................................................................... 42
Minhas, S. .................................................................... 18
Mock, M. .......................................................... 26, 39, 41
Mohammadi, M. J. ........................................................ 26
Molaei, M. .............................................................. 29, 52
Molaeinezhad, M. .......................................................... 26
Molo, M. .......................................................... 25, 30, 35
Moncada, I. .......................................... 17, 18, 20, 31, 37
Monteiro Pereira, N. ...................................................... 17
Morales, A. M. .............................................................. 17
Mori, G. ........................................................................ 37
Mota, M. ...................................................................... 36
Mulhall, J. P. ................................................................ 41
Muneer, A. .............................................................. 32, 44
Murillo, M. L. ................................................................ 27
Q
Quattrini, F. ...................................................... 23, 33, 40
R
Raisi, F. ........................................................................ 35
Ralph, D. .......................................................... 18, 19, 29
Rastrelli, G. ............................................................ 34, 52
Reisman, Y. ...................................................... 28, 44, 46
Resim, S. ............................................................... 20, 35
Richter-Appelt, H. ................................................... 34, 37
Rico-Villademoros, F. ..................................................... 36
Rocha, A. C. ........................................................... 27, 39
Rokkas, K. .................................................................... 31
Romashchenko, O. ........................................................ 34
Romero, J. .............................................................. 17, 19
Rossi, R. .................................................... 21, 31, 36, 39
Rurik, I. ....................................................................... 42
N
Nappi, R. E. ........................................................... 30, 36
Nasim, M. A. F. ............................................................. 39
Negro, C. L. A. .............................................................. 22
Nieder, T. O. ................................................................. 28
Nimbi, F. M. ........................................................... 29, 37
S
Saad, F. ............................................................ 25, 34, 50
Sabra, M. ..................................................................... 35
Sagnak, L. .................................................................... 48
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Salabas, E. .................................................................. 33
Salonia, A. ................................................. 34, 36, 38, 41
Sansalone, S. ............................................................... 30
Sari, E. ....................................................................... 22
Sarquella, J. ................................................................ 17
Schaller, S. .................................................................. 27
Schneider-Affeld, F. ...................................................... 17
Sciarra, A. ................................................................... 28
Sedigh, o. ................................................................... 19
Senyuva, G. ................................................................. 19
Serefoglu, E. C. ............................................................ 20
Shaeer, o. ............................................................. 30, 38
Shahar, G. ................................................................... 37
Shahin, P. .................................................................... 40
Shamndy, M. ............................................................... 37
Shechter, A. ........................................................... 43, 46
Shortridge, E. .............................................................. 24
Sierra, J. C. ................................................................. 23
Simeone, M. P. ...................................................... 23, 37
Simetinger, G. ........................................................ 31, 52
Simonelli, C. .................................................... 21, 23, 37
Sofikitis, n. ................................................................. 39
Sønksen, J. .................................................................. 24
Soylu Özler, G. ............................................................. 26
Spilotros, M. ................................................................ 19
Stebbeds, W. ......................................................... 19, 20
Stenqvist, K. ................................................................ 33
Stettini, P. ....................................................... 27, 32, 36
Stojanovic, B. .............................................................. 49
Strepetova, T. ............................................ 25, 31, 33, 52
Stulhofer, A. .................................................... 21, 31, 46
Sungur, M. ........................ 18, 23, 24, 26, 28, 37, 43, 44
Trotta, D. ................................. 21, 25, 26, 30, 31, 34, 50
Troussier, T. ................................................................. 32
T’Sjoen, G. ...................................................... 19, 26, 28
Tuglu, D. ..................................................................... 52
Tükel, A. ............................................................... 18, 19
u
Ückert, S. .............................................................. 21, 35
umul, M. ..................................................................... 50
unubol, H. .................................................................. 18
unus, I. ....................................................................... 49
usigli, A. C. ................................................................. 24
usta, M. F. .................................... 18, 21, 29, 33, 36, 44
V
valadares, A. l. R ......................................................... 35
valius, l. ..................................................................... 25
vansintejan, J. ............................................................. 32
vansteenwegen, A. ........................................... 23, 25, 30
vardi, Y. ................................................................. 39, 44
varga, A. ..................................................................... 39
vendeira, P. S. ............................... 17, 29, 30, 40, 42, 43
verze, P. ...................................................................... 22
vignozzi, l. .................................... 20, 21, 26, 30, 38, 43
vilarinho, S. ........................................................... 27, 29
vlachopoulou, E. .......................................................... 39
W
Waldinger, M. D. .............................................. 42, 44, 45
Weiss, P. ..................................................................... 43
Winkelmann, C. ...................................................... 36, 39
Wylie, K. ............................................................... 24, 43
y
T
Yaman, o. ............................................................. 18, 22
Yildirim, E. ............................................................ 18, 19
Yildirim, M. E. ................................................. 34, 48, 52
Yilmaz, D. .................................................................... 20
Yýlmaz, M. .................................................................. 49
Talib, R. ...................................................................... 51
Talo Yildirim, T. ............................................................ 52
Tal, R. ........................................................................ 41
Tampelli, A. ................................................................. 30
Tarcan, T. .................................................................... 40
Tedeschi, C. ................................................................. 26
Telli, o. ....................................................................... 50
Timpano, M. ................................................................ 49
Tomada, n. ............................................................ 34, 48
Tomasetti, M. ............................................................... 27
Toutziaris, C. ................................................................ 49
Tripodi, F. ................................ 23, 32, 30, 37, 39, 43, 46
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Zacharakis, E. .............................................................. 33
Zion, I. B. .................................................................... 39
Zitzmann, M. ............................................. 17, 25, 27, 43
Ziypak, T. .................................................................... 49
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